I'm glad you are set up so nicely that you never need to open a project that is in production, and double click on a form having production tables in DE to open it. Obviously, Fox Ridge is different than BCRTC.

I'm sorry, but I don't see what VSS has to do with the subject?

In any case, I know there are ways to get around the problem, but that does not mean the problem does not exist.



>Hi Doru
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>I guess this sounds like the doctor who says "If it hurts, don't do it" ;), but don't you work on your own PC's hard drive without sharing anything over the network?
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>I use VSS to get all source files to my local machine (I even use VSS when I'm not networked). VSS files are backed-up by the server. I also have test tables on the local machine. I believe that should be faster than having the same files on a drive on the server (unless you've got a really awful PC). On top of it all, you'd never have seen this problem ;).