Record and file locking are not implemented, so you can't as of now use it in production in a multiuser environment with native VFP tables. Now, if you move your data to a backend server (MySQL comes to mind), you no longer care about the file/record locking issues and I believe VFP is totally viable in Wine in this case. Are you using any thirdparty controls that may be causing the exception? Do you want me to test your app here to see if I can reproduce? --Paul On Wednesday 22 January 2003 08:41 am, Joe Black wrote: > Anyone here know if the issues that Rick and Paul mentioned above > would rule out using this database app under wine in a > business/production environment? Specifically, I'm concerned > about problems with record locking. This app needs to be run by > several different users on several different computers > simultaneously (which is no problem in native windoze, but what > about wine). The reason I ask (aside from the obvious) is that > I'm considering paying Codeweavers to fix the bug that's causing > the unhandled exception above, but if the issues that Rick and > Paul mentioned would prevent using the app in a business > environment as described, then I might be wasting my money by > just fixing this one little problem---only to find that the > other already known issues with VFP would prevent me being able > to do what I need to do. -- Paul McNett - p@ulmcnett.com Hollister, California, USA _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@winehq.com http://www.winehq.com/mailman/listinfo/wine-users