The cause is definitely an index on the view. Remove the index and the view from a views dbc that is compiled in works fine. Ad the index on the view and you get an error indicating you cannot write to the table ( it is in the VFE cursor class method that creates the indexes on the views ) Have done EVERYTHING I or anyone else can think of re permissions etc. Seems to be machine specific.
>Hey Charles,
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>>On some boxes a view with indexes ( created from metadata in VFE ) will crash on opening. Excluding views dbc solves the problem.
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>I remember reading some of your other posts on this, but now I'm seeing something which sounds similar and might be related (Since moving an app to VFP8).
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>Do you get an error# logged?
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>Is the error confined to only some views?
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>Local or remote data source?
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>Did you try SET TABLEVALIDATE TO 0?
Charles Hankey
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