Keith:

To summarize the Thread I think that possible culprits could be:

Hardware: NT Intellimouse driver version, a Logitech mouse device driver, a BIOS upgrade may be needed, or...

Software: a Seek() command where the record has been Deleted() or an Order Tag has changed in runtime (from Ascending to Descending, for example), thus causing a Seek Error.

I don't think WIN2K server was one of the culprits...

Good luck,

-Irv.

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>Thanks to all for the suggestions. Is it possible that the slower workstation is losing connections to the server, but the faster machine isn't? I neglected to mention that the .dbf is on a WIn2K server.
>
>Keith
>
>>Keith:
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>>See thread #523927
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>>HTH,
>>
>>-Irv.
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>>>Greetings To All
>>>
>>>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?
>>>
>>>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.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Keith