>>>As long as any user has the EXE open (they are running it) on the network you'll not be able to compile to it. You should use a program launcher that brings the exes down to each local machine before they run it.
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>>David,
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>>Do you mean, applications should be always copied to local's machines of the users or I have to use my own local drive, re-compile projects, when update them on the server? Is it possible at all to have all applications running directly from the server (our current situation)?
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>Nadya,
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>What we currently do for this is as follows:
>Have a small exe (on the server or local) which just looks for the latest .app
>If you want to build a new app then build it with a new name.. Each time the user runs the system the most recent app is loaded.
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>It's up to you how you decide which app to run.. we use a version numbering system in the filename but I have used a DBF and ini file in the past.
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>HTH

Will,

Thanks for the suggestion, I received the similar one from Dragan too. Unfortunately, it could not be easy implemented in our system. First of all, couple of applications have inner dependancies. Secondly, they are referenced under determined name in lots of places. So, I can not use this idea...