>>Hi
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>>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.
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>>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:
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>>"File Access Denied"
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>>Huh ???
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>>Why would access be denied to a Local file ?
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>(1) You already have it open in a mode that would deny the ability to overwrite the file. This might include having FOPEN()ed or FCREATE()d the file previously using LLFIO and not releasing the file handle.

I'm only using RESTORE FROM and SAVE TO.


>(2) Under WinNT/2K/XP, not all users have all rights to all folders or files in a given folder. Check the current user's permissions and security rights.

Done

>(3) Another user has the file open at the time through a share.

File is local and is not shared.

>(4) A background task has the file open temporarily - Fast Find and some backup programs have a nasty habit of doing this at unopportune moments.

That's a possibility, we avoid Fast Find, but it could be another program opening it.

>(5) A cow flew by and distracted the OS Kernel.

Nah, it would have been a pig :)

>>Can anyone shed any light on this ? Is it NT playing up ? or is it something I may be doing wrong?
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