>Jeff,
>I wish I could tell you. I just got off the line with their customer support manager and we are going to try to conference call tomorrow. There is some support for problems, as indicated in the MS Knowledge base. Until I know more details of the problem, I have to agree with some others in the tread that it is a rather blanket remark by the ISP. One of the responders mentioned and ISP to check out...their cost was high and the storage rather low compared to my current ISP....but if the ISP can't deliver...it's really worth nothing. I would appreciate all the feed back I can get...if there is a problem...well, it could hurt all of us.
>Thanks Jeff
>Chuck
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>>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.
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>>Jeff

Take a look at http://www.digi-wave.com I've been using interland.net but they have ticked me off for the last time with thier lousy support. Digi wave seems to be small but more customer oriented. 19.95 gets a ton and fox odbc included. They don't currently have a control panel but SAY they are working on it now. There are too many cheap host that know what they are doing, to deal with somebody who has not got a clue.

Jeff