FWIW, I agree with you. You may have different needs than others and yours are as valid as the next person's. If it turns out that it is impossible for VFP to do it because it relies on the OS for storing data, that is another issue.

Alex

>The Wish #1146 (yes, it is one that I wrote) this morning was rated as "Disagree - I see no need for this" by someone.
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>That wish relates to the fact (at least as documented in MSKB #Q281281) that FLUSH does not perform in accordance with its VFP Command Reference documentation - it does not (any longer) ensure that data is written to disk. Instead, because of the changes to more recent Microsoft operating systems, it only ensures that the OS "knows" that VFP wants the specific data written to disk immediately. VFP continues to process after receiving a "got it" (note: not a "done it") from the operating system.
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>The wish in question requested some capability, and suggested an additional clause for the FLUSH command, to permit the developer to specify that s/he could ENSURE that the writing in question has been confirmed to be successful.
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>I could (possibly) understand someone rating it as "Helpful - not a big issue for me" but I am curious at the kind of rationale that would have someone rate it as an outright "Disagree - I see no need for this".
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>Maybe the explanation is along the lines of "I'd rather have the VFP Team work on some more important things than this wish". If that is the case I would only say that I see the rating of "Helpful - not a big issue for me" as serving exactly that purpose.
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>Any opinions?