Hello. One of my clients will be changing* this weekend* their server to either Window Server 2019 or WS 2023
Will Visual FoxPro still work in either of the two?
They did not give me any advance warning (grrrr)
To clarify, this is a very old system that uses dbf's. I located the dbfs in a windows server folder back in 2012 and each computer in the LAN has its own compiled version (exe) of the main program and each of them accesses the dbf's.
The real question then is whether it will be possible for the individual PC's to access the dbf's located in a folder in either the WS 2019 or WS 2023
Please reply ASAP
Thanks in advance
Rafael Copquin
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I don't know about WS23, but we run it for 30 people per day on WS2019, no problems. (Both dbf files and MSSQL)
On Thursday, July 11th, 2024 at 3:49 PM, Rafael Copquin rafael.copquin@gmail.com wrote:
Hello. One of my clients will be changing* this weekend* their server to either Window Server 2019 or WS 2023
Will Visual FoxPro still work in either of the two?
They did not give me any advance warning (grrrr)
To clarify, this is a very old system that uses dbf's. I located the dbfs in a windows server folder back in 2012 and each computer in the LAN has its own compiled version (exe) of the main program and each of them accesses the dbf's.
The real question then is whether it will be possible for the individual PC's to access the dbf's located in a folder in either the WS 2019 or WS 2023
Please reply ASAP
Thanks in advance
Rafael Copquin
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Thank you very much Vince
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El jue, 11 jul 2024 a las 19:04, Vincent Teachout (vinny@caracal.net) escribió:
I don't know about WS23, but we run it for 30 people per day on WS2019, no problems. (Both dbf files and MSSQL)
On Thursday, July 11th, 2024 at 3:49 PM, Rafael Copquin < rafael.copquin@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello. One of my clients will be changing* this weekend* their server to either Window Server 2019 or WS 2023
Will Visual FoxPro still work in either of the two?
They did not give me any advance warning (grrrr)
To clarify, this is a very old system that uses dbf's. I located the dbfs in a windows server folder back in 2012 and each computer in the LAN has its own compiled version (exe) of the main
program
and each of them accesses the dbf's.
The real question then is whether it will be possible for the individual PC's to access the dbf's located in a folder in either the WS 2019 or WS 2023
Please reply ASAP
Thanks in advance
Rafael Copquin
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