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I am going to have to agree with Mike on his last post. If all bases are covered on the client side, then the problem must reside on the Novell Server. Like I had written before, I had to double-checked the r/w/etc status of all of my files and folders after upgrading. Once that was done...

I have not been in the Novell environment since 4.11. For some reason after upgrading our servers from 3.12 to 4.11, some of the users and database folders had their r/w status changed. I personally had thought it was a hiccup from a pre-existing problem (or the user behind the keyboard during...

It sounds like your users do not have their private directory defined and that your database directory is the default directory they're using when they fire up the program. When this happens, Paradox typically assigns the working directory as the user's private directory. This will then also...

D'OH! Forgot about mentioning the F5 key. See! If you miss the little things, they can sure screw you up :)

One thing I have found when you add a WinNT-based (WinNT 4, Win2K, WinXP, Win2K3) Workstation/ Server into your mix of systems on a network, you have to disable Opportunistic File Locking. NT-Based systems have a real tendacy to hold onto network data and prevent multiple users from at least...

As you know/ don't know, you have to make sure that you join the two tables with a field that has the exact same data that is constant within the two tables (ssn, employee numbers, etc. etc.). Then do the Changeto command on the fields that you are trying to change the data. I know this is...

I am sory for the lateness of my progress post. However, I had abandoned my previous script process for a new one. With various tweaking and help I have developed the following working script(The name of my database file was "Abraxport.DBF" and the field that I needed to have the...

I have gone over the reply and will try this out tonight. Hopefully all will go well. Will update the thread on my progress. I really appreciate your thorough response and the great tip pf running a picture as well. :)

With some help from various other users, I have come up with the following script to remove hyphens from a social security field called P_SSN in a DBase table (the name of the process script is noHyphen): ;*********code for a script method run(var eventInfo Event) cmProcessMain() endMethod...