Re: "disappearing" fpt file
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Here's something to try:
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take a good copy of the file and put in another directory.? Rename the dbf and fpt in the current directory.? Copy the good copy back.
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I think you said it was restricted to one of the work stations, but it still could be related to some corruption on the server.
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peter d.
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This probably isn¡¯t a factor in my case, since the file that¡¯s causing the error is just a few K in size. ?Some of the production files get pretty hefty, but they seem to work with no problems.
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From: PJ Fernandez [mailto:pjfern@...]
Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2004 10:15 AM
To: madfox_vfp@...
Subject: RE: [madfox_vfp] "disappearing" fpt file
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I had some instances that the FTP file is close to 2G and the machine that is trying to open the file has only .5G available on the local disk drive, the system gives me an error that the FTP file does not exist or is corrupt.
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From: Stein Goering [mailto:sgoering@...]
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 5:50 PM
To: madfox_vfp@...
Subject: [madfox_vfp] "disappearing" fpt file
One of my clients reports that may app has suddently begun crashing intermittently with the error ¡°appreg01.fpt is not found¡± ??The appreg01 table contains system info such as PK counters and security records, so is accessed at a number of points during program execution.? The thing is that it will crash for one user, while others, also using the same appreg table, can continue working.? ?I THINK that if the client who gets the error reboots their system, the problem goes away.? (I¡¯m having trouble getting all the specifics on this..)
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?We thought it might be a HD problem, but they moved their share to a different disk and it¡¯s still happening.?
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I just recreated the table from scratch and imported the old data, just in case the problem was a corrupt table.? Haven¡¯t heard back whether that helped.?
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My other thought is that it¡¯s a networking issue and they are in fact looking at upgrading their LAN server.? I just wondered if anyone has encountered anything similar, and/or would have suggestions as to where else to look.
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