When you say you moved the program to the Server, are you saying that
you moved the EXE file to the server or the Development environment.

32 Megs on a Server is pretty low and since it is a Peer-to-Peer
network the performance is going to be bad anyway since
the peer's must service the network requests as well as
servicing anything that is running anything that the user
is requesting.

You might want to consider running the EXE on the local machine
and using the Data from the Network Server or something along
those lines.

We have apps running on Peer to Peer in the same situation as
you and have not experinced anything out of the ordinary in
terms of speed....

Good Luck
Bob :-)


>I am about 1/3 of the way thru a project. I decided to test performance on a network. I copied all the files to a win95 peer to peer file server and ran the EXE. The results were and are DISMAL. That file server was a Pentium 133 with 32MB of memeory. We then moved the program to a pentium 300. Better performance but still not useable. I realize that I did not go thru an install procedure in WIN95 but would that have such a large inpact on performance. (The second machine has VFP6.0 installed on it) Are there any secrets to network performance with VFP6.0. Our experience with FOX 2.x is that network performance is close to that of local access so were were completely unprepared for this. Any help greatly appreciated.