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Originally posted by dougp:

I have created 180 databases....now I find a limitation of 150 in FMP. How can I get around this without re-vamping my entire project?

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Each server is limited in the number of files/user that it can support, however you are not limited in the nunber of servers that you can run.

I have one client running 5 FMP servers as part of a huge integrated system.

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I have created 180 databases....now I find a limitation of 150 in FMP. How can I get around this without re-vamping my entire project?

CaptKurt, in such a case of exceeding the 125 file limit and expanding to multiiple servers, what issues have to be considered. (if no web service) I'd imagine the db's have to be grouped together on each server according to what files/records are called through relationships.

Is it a case having to go to web access with multiple servers or revamp your solution to avoid it?

I don't have this situation, yet, just wondering.

[This message has been edited by manitobaangler (edited February 01, 2001).]

We usually load balance the files by use. Related files don't have to be on the same server. -bd