Yes, it could be file corruption. I'd look at the FoxUser file first.
>Actually the program works fine on my development machine. The error only occurs when executed on a runtime installation of the same software.
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>Given that the only difference is the data files, could a damaged file cause such an error? Maybe I could reproduce the error if I got a copy of the users data?
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>>Have you verified that the field list is correct and the values are the proper data type?
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>>>It always occurs in the same place.
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>>>It is performing an SQL INSERT.
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>>>>Does this always occur in the same place in the program? What is the application doing when this occurs?
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>>>>>I am running 6.0 SP3
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>>>>>>C5 errors are basically GPFs. There are a few things you might be able to do. What version of VFP are you running?
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>>>>>>>I have an application which gives a VFP terminal error C00000FD.
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>>>>>>>What does this error mean? Where do I go to look up such errors?
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>>>>>>>Thanks in advance
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer