Hi James

I assume your application is running over a network. I changed all my VFP apps to remote desktop so that the application and data are on the same server and I do not have any corruption issues on Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2016. I use TSPlus for the remote desktop as it does not require Windows Terminal Server to be installed. So that is how I handled this problem.


>I have a large number of FoxPro apps that have been in constant development for 15 years.
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>When we attempted to move to Windows Server 2008 many years ago, we encountered corrupted DBFs due to SMB1 issues. We reverted to Windows 2003 and have remained there ever since.
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>We are now considering using Windows Server 2012R2 and have a question of anybody who is using Windows Server 2012R2 without encountering corrupted DBFs:
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> --- What changes (if any) were made to avoid DBF corruption issues in Windows Server 2012R2 ?
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>Thanks in advance