I suggest that you look for nonexisting drives or directories in your path settings, check both VFP's SET PATH and Windows' path settings.

>Hi,
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>A customer who is doing beta testing of my application reported a big time slow down every time data is retrieved from the VFP. I believe that the only difference (as far as getting data) is that I added the following code to my function EXEC_SQL_COMMAND() that executes SQL Select. I added this code in order to make sure that the SQL Select opens the right tables in the correct directory:
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>IF AT( CURDIR(), UPPER( cDataDir)) = 0
>	*-- Current folder does not match the Location DATA folder.
>	*-- Change directory to the DATA folder defined in the preferences.
>	SET DEFAULT TO (cDataDir)
>ENDIF
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>Can the above code cause considerable slow down? Interesting thought that when I connect to their server via Remote Desktop and run the application I don't get delay at all.