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On my PC and on the server the _command.prg and foxuser dbf are stored in user profile (C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Visual FoxPro 9) so every user should be getting their own command history. As for closing vfp.exe gracefully, I just did a test. I opened vfp IDE, entered a...

VFP.exe is running on the server. We started having file locking issues using SMB, so I have been using VFP directly on our server that hosts our application. It is WAY faster. We also set up RemoteApp for the users, and things have been much faster for them as well. With the RemoteApp, IT...

Thank you for all the replies. I also keep my own history file, periodically I add a line like: * 2/26/2025 Updated \u\work\_command Then I search backward for the last comment I have like this, do a Ctrl+Shift+End to select everything from that point, and copy and past to my history file. It...

I use VFP IDE on our server. If I use QUIT in command window, command history is saved properly. This is also true if use close the IDE with the "X" button, or right click in taskbar and choose close window. However, if the computer is rebooted by someone else (like for updates, etc) the...

One of the things we are testing to help this issue is instead of running the vfp app on each client and accessing dbf over SMB, we have one user set up to use RDP into the file server and run the vfp app directly on the server. After cleaning up some file path issues, it is running well...

Thank you for all of the replies. Few things: We are not using views or dbc. Just dbf "free" tables. The "temporary" dbfs that get zapped, we like them to persist on the shared disk so that users can see the information from the last batch and reprint etc. We have a global error handler that...

About 2.5 weeks ago we starting seeing issues with file locks. Typically getting error 1705 "File access is denied". We have an internal VFP app that runs in 3 locations, each with its own server, and started seeing this at all locations. For the most part, this is code that has been running...