Hi David,

I've just experienced the same problem in last couple of days. We splitted our Live Server and our Development Server, and I started to get this message and other weird things :( Also the Development Server for some reason is much slower, than Live Server. After I see this message, it seems the oly one way left - quit VFP session. At this time I also notice, that our Development Server either disappear in Explorer, or I can see two (!) Development servers at once... We have Novell.

>I'm glad I'm not the only one who has been experiencing this problem. Here's what I've seen: I have two major customers. One uses a Windows NT network.
>The other runs a combination of Windows NT/Novell 4.0.
>
>In both cases I'm running VFP 6.0 (SP3) apps, and frequently update tables across the network. Both customers have their the tables located on Windows NT boxes.
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>I have NEVER seen this error on the NT-only customer's environment.
>I see sporadic occurrences nearly every day on the NT/Novell customer's environment.
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>Is this somehow related to a disharmony between Novell 4.0/VFP 6 (SP3)?
>
>FWIW, I raised this issue here a while back. I tried re-creating the indexes like one of you suggested, but this didn't help at all.