I can't imagine why you would not be getting the full results of your queries in this situation. I would try checking to these:
1. Does the billing run actually work right? If you have the same app/data between the two systems, and the citrix one is working and the ts one is not, then you can rule out a problem with VFP or the data.
2. If #1 is ok, then my GUESS would be that it is some kind of connection problem. Perhaps the connection is timing out before it pulls all the data? Not enough bandwidth perhaps? How is the data being moved? Is all the data on the server, or is it pulling it from someother box somewhere? Perhaps some error-handling in the VFP app could be added to verify connetion is still alive?
3. If #1 is ok, and all the data and app is stored on the same server - then geeze I dunno. I would maybe put some messageboxes or waitwindows in the billing-cycle part of the app that gives me record counts or something and try to figure out whats happening to the magical missing data.


>Are there any known issues running VFP6 on Terminal Server 2008?
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>More information:
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>Customer is running 2008 (64-bit) terminal server on top of Windows Server 2003 (R2). He's wanting to replace Citrix (which our system has been running for years with no problems) with Terminal Server.
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>The problem that is being reported is that their billing run is only getting about 10% of the results it should be getting.
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>This customer likes to run 'latest and greatest' of everything because of [insert buzzword here] and generally takes out of the box default answers on installations.
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>Any help/advise/information is needed ASAP