On 2017-04-11 09:19, Wollenhaupt, Christof wrote:
What I'm seeing in the Windows application log when this happens are
mainly C6 errors.
C6 errors occur when VFP opens a file using memory mapping (APP, EXE,
DLL,
mostly), accesses a part of the file that is mapped into memory and the
file isn't accessible. Usually this happens when the network was
briefly
disconnected and the SMB session became invalid. Typical reasons are
flaky
WiFi connections, slow VPNs or virus scanners suddenly detecting a
heuristic pattern.
To that point--would copying the FRX/FRT locally and running from there
be a better option to avoid that?
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