Very true in that when this report is run as one person: no problem.

When run as another: problem.

I think I need to roll up my sleeves and try to track down which program

is being run, and see if I can determine what is going on. I didn't

write this thing, so it is a mystery to me.

On 07/08/2013 12:24 PM, Paul Hill wrote:

> On 8 July 2013 16:13, Kevin Cully <kcully@cullytechnologies.com> wrote:

>> I've got a client that has been running a Foxpro DOS application for years

>> and years, they're happy with it and they aren't going to change or rewrite

>> it. This client calls me about once a year when an index goes off the

>> rails. 30 minutes to get the file from the previous night's backup, test

>> and call it done for another year.

>>

>> They just called me up with a new error. They're trying to print a report

>> and they're getting the message:

>> "Abnormal program termination: Stack Fault

>> CS: EIP = 000Fh: 000BF561h"

> It could still be a corrupt index.

>

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