Sergey,

Did you run it without the index on the table, because you will only get the problem when the index is *NOT* on the table.

This is a list of system I have tried it on so far(all with your same version of the ODBC driver):

1. Celeron 1000 Mhz, 256MB RAM, Windows ME 4.90.3000, IE 6, VFP 7 SP1
2. Duron 866Mhz, 256 MB RAM, Windows XP, IE 6, VFP 7 SP 1
3. Athlon 800Mhz, 256Mb RAM, Windows XP, IE 6, VFP 7 SP 1
4. Duron 800Mhz (Same as No. 2 but with a completely fresh Windows 2000 SP2 installation)
5. Pentium II 266Mhz, 128Mb RAM, Windows 2000 SP 2, Office XP etc.

Al machines run Office XP or Office 2000, Norton Antivirus 2001 (In disabled mode) - Except No. 4 which is completely blank.

In case No.4 and 5, VFP wasn't even installed, only the runtimes were placed in the same folder as the test program and run from there.

There is one machine that doesn't show the problem, it is the same as No. 5 but it has the Asian Language Pack installed aprt from that nothing different.

Would you mind giving me a bit of details on your config so maybe we can setup a machine that doesn't get the problem ?

Cheers,

Chris Ormerod