>>I dont think that its me exe problem.
>>Few details (sorry on my poor english):
>>1.The all network is 8 computers.
>>2. My EXE work only on two computers.
>>3. The EXE is on the local and the data on the server.
>>4. The database is 5 tables and biggest table contain 7000 lines.
>>5. I tried work all the project options again and again and I dont see any problem.
>>The big question: can you vow that it is not my EXE problem?
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>As stated in another reply, you really need details on what they claim is a crash, and hopefully they could provide some details on what was being done that lead to the crash.
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>If your EXE is not on the server, and the crash involves something other than network slowdown due to data movement, then I'd pretty much guarantee your VFP program is not the culprit.

Offhead, I'd say his exe is a diagnostic tool... the first one to have put that network to anything more serious than sending an occasional document across the cable.

Because, let's face it, most of the office networks have only that much to do - to save a document now and then, and to let the users surf. VFP exe may be the first one to seriously pull some content over the wire, and thus discover a bottleneck.