1104 errors are most likely connection/network problems. The easiest way to

create one is to open a table over a network and unplug you NIC. Because

its a connection problem these are not usually logged on my centralized

error log table. I do get these messages logged when they happen during

terminal services but that's not a connection problem. I'm still at a loss

as to why I have 1104's with Citrix/Terminal Services.

I would check your network first, and look at bandwidth issues second(We had

more problems before we were 100Base).

-----Original Message-----

From: profox@leafe.com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Cotton

Jerry P

Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 10:19 AM

To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

Subject: RE: Error 1104

Florin

In your on error routine(you do have one don't you?) just trap for error #

1104. When you get the error turn on the debugger and figure out what's

going on. Is the error coming from trying to read a table(.dbf) or some

other type of file.

Mr. Jerry Cotton, MCP

<mailto:cottonjp@2mawcp.usmc.mil>

(252)466-4854 fax (252)466-4806 DSN-582

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Florin Marta [mailto:flmarta@romtelecomtm.ro]

> Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 10:59 AM

> To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

> Subject: Re: Error 1104

>

>

> I know that :)

> What I mean is what can cause-it?

> How can I prevent/trap the error and how to deal with it?

> The tables are on the network. Is it a network failure of some kind?

> Florin Marta

>

> > >From VFP HELP

> >

> > Error reading file (Error 1104)

> > An error was returned by the operating system while Visual

> FoxPro was

> > attempting to read a file.

> >

> > Regards

> > Rafael Copquin

> >

> > > Hi all,

> > > What does error 1104 means?

> > > It occurs in 2 places, 1 line is "Go Top" and the other one "Count

> For.."

> > > I'm using VFP6 SP5, tables are opened for shared acess.

> > >

> > > Thank you

> > > Florin Marta

>

>

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