If this is a VFE app, there is a setting in the Options dialog (see attached) for Use System Defaults which can really screw you up on dates, I would see if that is checked on the installs having trouble and if so uncheck it.
HTH
>I have a current application using VFP 9SP2 and SQL Server 2008 Express. Suddenly I'm having issues with a few machines running the application but not all.
>I'm using remote views and the two terminal servers are returning a data type of character for one particular date field. The strange thing is if I run it from a desktop or the Domain Controller I have no issues. I'm assuming this is a client issue on the terminal server boxes. I've checked the version on all and they seem to be the same. Below is the error message I'm receiving.
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>Type conversion required by the Data Type Property for field 'dDate' is invalid.
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>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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>TIA
>Jeff
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