I have not seen this thread and I will search for it. But the resolution came when the IT manager changed a setting or maybe disabled UAC (User Access Control) on the server and rebooted it. Thank you for your input.
>Could it be related with SMB2 (see threads on UT) ?
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>>I have an admin password to a customer server (Server 2008). But when I try to run VFP application on the server (when remotely connecting to it) I encounter access issues. One manifestation of this is a message (repeated every time) that resource file needs to be updates or invalid. I believe it is due to the fact the the application does not have full access to the drive. When a user runs the application from client PC, no problem. The customer IT manager has experienced the same issue with his admin password; no full access to the server drive.
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>>Is there a setting on Server 2008 that can be set to allow me to run the app on the server?
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>>TIA.
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