How were they using foxpro? foxisapi? ODBC what? We have an intranet server here at work. P5 166 128meg running IIS4. Tons of Fox COM objects called from ASP. We take about 400 to 600 hits a day and some of these hits call COMs that pull data from remote sources, geerate graphs,excels,PDF you name it. Our only problem is some of our COMS talk to our AS400 using client access and it has a memeroy leak. Every four or 5 days we have to close our event monitor to release the mem. Other than that we have little to NO problems. I can tell you that the ODBC driver for fox is single threaded. So if you are having a ton of hits using the DSN then everyone HAS to wait thier turn.


Jeff

>I received the following note (just as I was ready to roll out a 500 meg database) from my ISP (halfpricehosting.com).
>
>I am pleased to announce that the ASP problem with our
>webserver (12.30.178.54) has been resolved. You will
>notice an improvement immediately in response time and
>stability.
>
>Just to let you know, one web site was using FoxPro,
>and ASP to generate their web pages. This is an
>incompatible pairing with IIS 4.0. This has been added
>to our knowledge base and are happy to announce that
>it should not be an issue in the future.
>
>I'm wondering if anyone is using a hosted website and using ASP and VFP database. Also, if you are, who is hosting your site. Any problems like this?
>
>By the way, it was his headache, my nightmare!
>
>Chuck Jacobs
>doginfo@home.com