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Tom Del Rosso
If an application (Timeslips) opens a file in shared mode, in a workgroup it
sometimes fails because (according to filemon) it is denied a file record
lock, but this never seems to happen in a domain. This isn't a problem that
I need to solve because I'm moving this network to a domain anyway, but for
the sake of curiousity, is there a difference in file locking between domain
and workgroup servers?
I recall that Quickbooks only supports shared mode in a domain (unless there
is some kind of server-side component installed).
Does opportunistic locking apply to workgroup servers?
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zero, and remove the last word.
sometimes fails because (according to filemon) it is denied a file record
lock, but this never seems to happen in a domain. This isn't a problem that
I need to solve because I'm moving this network to a domain anyway, but for
the sake of curiousity, is there a difference in file locking between domain
and workgroup servers?
I recall that Quickbooks only supports shared mode in a domain (unless there
is some kind of server-side component installed).
Does opportunistic locking apply to workgroup servers?
--
Reply in group, but if emailing add another
zero, and remove the last word.
