Re: Dev 2000 - forms eating up memory
Date: 2000/05/10
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Client/Server applications in Windows eat a lot of memory. We changed to O.A.S. (thin client/browser based). The Forms are translated to java applets in the server that runs OAS and the reports to PDF. The memory remains unchangeable.
Antonio Pedro Santos
In article <vApP4.101421$2D6.2584183_at_news20.bellglobal.com>,
"Colt5" <Colt5_at_interlog.com> wrote:
> We currently deployed a new billing application using an Developer
2000
> Forms and Reports runtime out to 700 machines. The database resides on
a
> nice HP V Class server. The deployment was essentially running all
Forms
> from an NT server.
>
> When Clients connect, as they open more windows/forms they use more
memory.
> When the window/form closes, it does not release the same amount of
memory
> as it first consumed. After a period of time the memory is used up.
Only
> closing completely out of the designed app does all the memory that
the
> Forms/Reports windows used when it originally launch.
>
> Now the Developer 2000 software is installed locally on persons
> workstations, but the Forms etc, are on a NT server with a share. It
works
> perfectly except for the memory issue
>
> What we are trying to firgure out, is if its the way the connection is
made,
> the way the Forms were designed, or something to do in the network
client
> side.
>
> Can anyone offer some suggestions ?
>
>
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Received on Wed May 10 2000 - 00:00:00 CEST