Keith, also, try re-creating the indices. I've usually seen this with a corrupt index.

Alan

>I have seen this usually on a network when there is a communication problem with the server. The server connection is lost, and FoxPro issues an error that it thinks is correct.
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>Larry Nobs
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>>Greetings To All
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>>I'm getting the error 1103 Invalid Seek Offset when trying to do an insert into a vfp table. Does anyone know what this means?
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>>I also tried the following: Ran FoxFix 5.1 on the table - says it has no corruption. Changed insert to append blank and gather - same problem. Interestingly, the problem does not occur when running on a faster (800Mhz) machine under Win2k, but on a slower (400Mhz) machine running Win98 it does happen.
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>>Thanks,
>>Keith