I did validate the DBC. I discovered that I had some old views that I had not taken out. When I took them out the problem went away.

However, I have another related/similar problem. I have a free table that I use in a form that is presented when the user logs on. I have the index set in the form data environment. When I take this to another machine, I get an error message stating that the index cannot be found although the cdx file is right there in the folder.

Back on the development machine I discovered that I can run the app just fine even in another folder.

It seems that the app is getting the index from the original development environement because when I change the name of the development folder, I get the same message.

What is going on and how can I fix it?


>Did you validate your dbc after moving into the different folder?
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>The MOVE seems to be causing the problem. Try to validate the database with proper Table Paths.
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>Bye
>Jayesh
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>>I have an app I am developing in VFP6. I use lots of views to present and update data. It works great in the development environment. However, when I take it to the EXE, I get an error message. First of all, I moved the dbc and tables to a seperate folder (using a wizard to set all the references) and then created an EXE. When I run the EXE I get this message:
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>>Base table fields have been changed and no longer match view fields.
>>View field properties cannot be set.
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>>What is going on? Where should I start to look?
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>>Glen Mettler