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13/05/2009 15:56:47
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Visual FoxPro
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Coding, syntax & commands
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Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP2
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Windows Server 2003
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01399343
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01399754
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If you can access your Folder/File directly (fully qualified path) I would say its not an issue, If you are going to pull in the structure (like with ADIR() and iterate through it, it could be.

>Rob, would having say 1000 folders (not files) in a parent folder be a problem? 2000 folders?
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>Jos
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>>I think there was a thread on this not that long ago, but currently I am not a PUTM so I can't search this. If I remember the physical limitations are outrageous and would never be hit, but there is a performance hit after you reach the disk block size and if its going to be large number of files to use subfolders to split things up. I have not had much performance issue with accessing a particular file by name in a large subdir, but if I need to browse it manually, there definately is a hit.
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>>>>On fairly decent server eqiupment and using a modern Windows OS (say 2003 server) at what point would having too many sub-folders in a parent folder become a problem, if at all?
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>>>>Thanks
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>>>>Jos
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>>>Anybody have an opinion on this question above?
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