I meant to say "not" :-) sorry. It is just a wee bit excessive.
http://www.zbowling.com/gdiobjects.PNG Not to try and compare apples to oranges but isqlw.exe (Microsoft's Query Analyzer for the god awful beast that is MS SQL Server) is in there as well with 4x the number of windows and its running with only 320 GDI objects. Since we have a team of 10 postgres servers (not currently replicated between each other) for an internal processing system, that I end up querying them one by one sometimes. With 10 windows, I have to remember to shut some stuff or suffer the missing menu disorder (a funny term I coined when you run out of gdi objects and button labels, menus, controls, etc start disapearing). However on my 64bit xp system (this one is a 32bit Win 2003 system in the pic), I have a limit of 300,000 gdi objects and even running under 32bit wow mode, I never see anything like that, but for the 32bit challanged, it can be a headache. Zac Bowling Applications Engineer, Email Systems Match.com International desk: 214-576-3228 home: 972-437-6272 mobile: 1-469-667-0395 msn: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: Andreas Pflug [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 10:23 AM To: Zac Bowling Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] Excessive GDI objects under WIN32 Zac Bowling wrote: > Yeah, > I'm debating that it needs GDI objects. Do not debate this. Its windows. 1000 objects is far from excessive for this kind of app. Regards, Andreas ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 6: explain analyze is your friend
