Re: Error 108 differences in VFP6 and VFP8
- From: "Dan Freeman" <spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 09:21:31 -0700
SET TABLEVALIDATE TO 0
You're running afoul of the header checking that VFP8 does that is generally
too intrusive to be useful.
Dan
KarenW wrote:
I have an old application which runs quite happily in VFP6. I have
recompiled it in VFP8 and am having trouble with opening files in a
shared environment.
As an example, if I open a file (USE) using VFP8 and lock then try to
open the same file using VFP6, the file opens quite happily. If you
do the same but open and lock the file using VFP6 then try to open it
using VFP8 you get error 108. Is there a way of opening the file
without the error using VFP8? I know that I can use an error handler
but the users are used to going straight into the application without
having to retry.
.
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