christof Posted January 15, 2002 Posted January 15, 2002 I'm setting up FMS on a Citrix server. I have things going along pretty well, excpet for this. One of the databases uses scripted buttons with sorts to display only the relelvant records to a user. On stand-alone, it works fine, but as a hosted file I get the following error: "The previous script step, "Sort", could not be completed becuase it restores an invalid request. Do you wish to continue with this script" I press continue and it seems to work fine. What gives? Any help is appreciated. Chris
Steven H. Blackwell Posted January 15, 2002 Posted January 15, 2002 quote: Originally posted by christof: I'm setting up FMS on a Citrix server. I have things going along pretty well, excpet for this. One of the databases uses scripted buttons with sorts to display only the relelvant records to a user. On stand-alone, it works fine, but as a hosted file I get the following error: "The previous script step, "Sort", could not be completed becuase it restores an invalid request. Do you wish to continue with this script" I press continue and it seems to work fine. What gives? Any help is appreciated. Chris Let's be clear about terminology here, because that is important. Are you actually trying to run FileMaker Server on Citrix? That is unsupported. What you can do is to run FileMAker Pro on a Citrix Server and have each session connect to a SEPARATE CPU running FM Server. The message you are getting may indicate a corrupt script, and that could get worse. HTH Old Advance Man
christof Posted January 16, 2002 Author Posted January 16, 2002 The client is bring run on Citrix, the FM Server app is being hosted on a dedicated server. Does that clarify? I have to admit, I'm not a network guy, I just use FM and I've been asked to work with the network guys to get this thing running. I can give you more details if you'd like.
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