Scott,

Have you checked out MSKB #321733? It suggests a hot-fix is available for Win2000.

Good luck.
And I must say that if it's going to use a "delayed write" then it should damned well keep the buffer around for re-sending. Their current approach may be fine for something like a Word doc (save it elsewhere) but it is USELESS for database applications.


>No, the errors only show up in the client's log files. Since the errors only show up there, maybe there's a network component like a cable or hub that isn't functioning properly. MSKB 145952 indicates that could be the problem in an NT environment.
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>According to the message, the error occurs when the data is being transferred from buffers to the server. Shouldn't the buffers exist on the client? If they're on the server, then how would that help improve the speed of the write operations? Since one of the solutions suggested is to disable the write-caching, it seems like that would be on the client. Maybe my thinking here is wrong.
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>The weird thing is that it always happens on a CDX file.
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>Scott
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>>It's definetily server error. Is there corresponded entry in the server event log?