Hi Cives

Its seems very odd you getting the same error after switching off the error handler so I am suspicious it is still switched on somewhere. I would check it is switched off by using

WAIT WINDOW ON('ERROR')

just before the first observable error.

Ruling this out then the main differences between Citrix and your local PC will be the temporary file locations.

Citrix will create a TEMP folder under each user profile.

You will need to check this has not become full of old tmp files.
Perhaps Fox can not report succesfully on the error because the folder is full and it not longer has the working space to report the fault without triggering another error.

The location of foxuser.dbf may also be an issue.

Experiment with different locations for foxuser and try a brand new foxuser file.

I use a command line emulator from the files section with Citrix sometimes and it lets me see whats going on from the programs perspective more.

Just delete your exe on Citrix and replace it with the command line emulator. Renaming the command line emulator's exe so that it runs instead of your exe then run some experiments on the citrix server with it.

I only have one app running under Citrix so I am no expert but I
hope some of this is of assistance

Mark



>I have a program I am trying to run over a Citrix Server. The program runs fine when I test it on my local system. It also runs fine if I test it over the local network. However, when I run it over the Citrix server it the problem as noted below:
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>In the "Main" program I have the following:
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>ON ERROR ErrorHandler(ERROR(),PROGRAM(),LINENO())
>.
>.
>.
>FUNCTION ErrorHandler(nError,cMethod,nLine
>...
>ENDFUNC
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>The program runs fine up until I try to exit the program at which time I get the error message "File 'errorhandler.prg' does not exist". If I comment out the ON ERROR ... command then I get the error message for each funtion or procedure that I call in the "Main" program.
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>Any ideas as to why this happens?
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>Hope this makes sense. If you need any additional info please let me know.
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>Thanks in advance for your help,
>Russell Clendenon