Thanks so much Jim!

Tracy

>1. Use SYS(3050) to limit foreground and background data buffers for your VFP app. If your server has 1GB memory, and you have 20 concurrent users, make the limit is something like 20MB (20 MB x 20 users = 400 MB). Given that VFP uses some more memory for objects, and the OS needs some, this should work OK. More users mean more server memory or smaller buffer sizes for VFP.
>
>2. Make sure all SELECTS are optimized.
>
>3. If you are using Win2000 TS, and the data is located on a file server other than the TS box, you may see 1104 errors (Error reading file). If so, contact us and obtain the redirector update listed in http://support.microsoft.com/?id=818528. There are newer redirector fixes than this which contain this and other fixes, but you still need the registry change listed in the above article. This update is included in Server 2003, so you don't need to worry if using Win 2003 server. Also, this problem doesn't occur in Win 2000 TS if the data is located on the TS server, rather than on a separate file server.
>
>>We are switching to Terminal Server on Windows Server 2003 (instead of 2000) for all future Terminal Server installs. Does anyone have any dos/don'ts, recommendations, checklists, or experiences running VFP7 or VFP8 in this configuration to share?
>>
>>TIA,
>>Tracy