>We encounter problems with MEMO Files.
>We use Buffering 5 with our Tables.
>Can you give me a reason why the FPT Files get destroyed when:
>
>1. You use CACHING on the Servers HDDs
>2. You have a Table open with Buffering Mode 5 and a NEW Appended Record.
>---Now the Server shuts down. Table is ok, MEMO File is destroyed with Hex(0)
>---Values
>
>I dont have a clue why Buffering Mode 5 seems to have the Table itself Buffered, but not the MEMO File...
>I suggested, that the Data would be transfered, when the tableupdate() command is triggered.
If the server is Windows 2000, make sure Service Pack 3 is applied.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q281672&Do you mean that the server is going down in an uncontrolled fashion e.g. power disconnected while one or more workstations have the table(s) open? If you do that, all bets are off, anything can happen.
Regards. Al
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