>Gerald
>
>How would the app get so far, and then fail ? Would it not start at all if it was the FoxUser.DBF?
>
>Kev

So far?
Ok, it can be someting else, but...

With what i can understand, your app run
like a batch file (no?).

How can you be sure the problem occur on the "save to" command?

Is there some tables on the file server,
it can be some of them accessed by somebody
else on the network.



>
>>>Kev,
>>>This probably doesn't relate to your problem since you get it only occasionally, but there may well be security issues if you're running on WinNT even if you're accessing a local disk. For example, often users don't have access rights to the root directory (c:\). You may want to check the security rights.
>>>
>>>HTH
>>>>Hi
>>>>
>>>>I have had some funny results with SAVE TO and I can't be sure if I it is an NT issue or a VFP one.
>>>>
>>>>A lot of our users have notebooks running on NT4 and occasionally connect to the N/W and run an app that does various things, and afterwards it writes back to a memory file on the Local C: drive (using SAVE TO), but occasionally has problems and errors with:
>>>>
>>>>"File Access Denied"
>>>>
>>>>Huh ???
>>>>
>>>>Why would access be denied to a Local file ?
>>>>
>>>>Can anyone shed any light on this ? Is it NT playing up ? or is it something I may be doing wrong?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>Kev
>>
>>It seem to be a ressource file problem.
>>Foxuser.dbf was created on the file server and
>>the app try to access it.