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Dbase IV: scrambldd DBFs and migration problem Novell->W2003 server
Flush? No, there is none. Also, we already switched off all cashing in the netware clients....- df2ss
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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Dbase IV: scrambldd DBFs and migration problem Novell->W2003 server
We already tried dBase V as well. Same thing. Yes I have tried RLOCK... it is not a programming error. Seems to be some delay with the internal record locking system of dBase. Yes we know that we have to update and are already working on a completely new software, but it takes time.- df2ss
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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Dbase IV: scrambldd DBFs and migration problem Novell->W2003 server
Hello, well, we tried a win2K server already instead of the netware server.. same problem. We also tried WinXP clients... problem even worse. Here the problem happens when 2 or more clients are modifying the same DBF file (but different records).- df2ss
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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Dbase IV: scrambldd DBFs and migration problem Novell->W2003 server
The biggest file is just 50MB or so. Most of the DBFs are around 3MB only.- df2ss
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Dbase IV: scrambldd DBFs and migration problem Novell->W2003 server
Hello all, have dBase IV V2.0, Netware 4.11 server and now 15 clients (all win98). This worked fine for MANY years. But the company grew, more and more clients had been added. Two or more clients work on the same DBF file now and trouble begun: sometimes a record is missing, or 2 clients are...- df2ss
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dBase für Windows and Win98SE?
Its me again... one of the dBase V error messages before is crashed was 'internal stack error'. Does this help? Volkmar- df2ss
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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dBase für Windows and Win98SE?
Hello everybody, up to now we are using dbase IV V2.0 in a netware network. Running in a DOS window. Nice, but every now and then index files are damaged when different workstations access the same file. Somebody said thats because of too old dbase and too fast computers of today... he said...- df2ss
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dB iV 'forgets' records in dbf file but not in Index file!
Hi, sorry thats impossible... they have many other applications i.e. Outlook running... and this dbase is needed all the day, it contains our customers/articles etcetc... And finally it might be quite a prob to find the right drivers to get the wokstns hooked up to the server in DOS mode...- df2ss
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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dB iV 'forgets' records in dbf file but not in Index file!
Thats what we tried the last weeks but we could not isolate a machine. Hope you pull out some more good ideas from somewhere... Thanx Volkmar- df2ss
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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dB iV 'forgets' records in dbf file but not in Index file!
Yes win98. Have checked the autoexec.bat of EVERY workstation, none has a smartdrv.exe invoked. Thanks Volkmar- df2ss
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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dB iV 'forgets' records in dbf file but not in Index file!
Hello everybody! Cannot help myself anymore, found this forum. Hope for help! We have dbase IV V2.0. A network using netware 4 server, all workstations Win98SE. All our invoicing etc. is done by a quite huge self-written dbase application. What happens when different workstations access the same...- df2ss
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