What about cursors? If created in a Private Datasession can they be deleted with out stepping on someones elses toes. I've looked everywhere and can't find an "EXCLUSIVE" anywhere.

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>>What are some of the conditions that would give rise to error #108?
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>>I've opened all Network files with Exclusive set off,Shared, and in Private datasessions. I still seem to randomly get this error. It also only happens on ONE network; one with a lot of activity, users and printer activity. The file server is only a 166 with 64 mb of ram. It never happens on two other networks htat have very little activity.
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>It would help to know what statement was being executed when this occurred. The most obvious causes would be attempts to delete or rename a file that another user, or even the same user, had open in any form - you can't delete or rename something that someone else has open. The other frequent cause is either an attempt to USE a file that someone either has opened exclusively, or has a low-level file open on in DENY ALL mode, or an attempt to USE EXCLUSIVE a file that someone has opened even in a read-only mode.