[DUG] Memory Leaks

2008-08-06 Thread Alister Christie
I think that there might be some minor leaks in the modeling support in Delphi 2007 - bds.exe memory usage is currently reading 1,113,056 K in the task manager - it's also not being very responsive. Time for a restart me thinks. -- Alister Christie Computers for People Ph: 04 471 1849 Fax: 04

[DUG]: Memory leaks using Ace Reporter

2000-05-30 Thread Darren J Gilbertson
I am using Ace Reporter for my reporting and have found that if I run my app, and close down, several times I run out of memory. Has anybody experienced this problem, or is there something I can code into the app to completely remove anything related to the app from memory? Darren Gilbertson --

RE: [DUG]: memory leaks??

1999-02-08 Thread MaxRenshaw-Fox
TECTED]]On Behalf Of Steven Wild Sent: Monday, 25 January 1999 05:16 To: Multiple recipients of list delphi Subject: [DUG]: memory leaks?? I have a Delphi 4 app that uses .dbf files via the BDE. Normally it works fine but for a select group of clients with larger than normal data tables I have di

Re: [DUG]: memory leaks??

1999-02-08 Thread Belding
Hello Steven We need a dbase pro commenting here but as one hasn't come forward I suggest the following as an experiment, as I do not know if the dBase block sizes affect file accessibility as they do in Pdox, D1 BDE access. Option Best: Look on the internet for a utility which changes th

Re: [DUG]: memory leaks??

1999-02-08 Thread Steven Wild
All right so let me explore BDE settings: In my DBF tables I only use Number, Character, Date, and Logical field types. There are no memo fields so no DBT files. I use standard MDX production index files. The indexes involved in this prolem are all field rather than expression indexes. Th

Re: [DUG]: memory leaks??

1999-02-08 Thread Belding
Steven Here is a possibility. Someone more familiar with dBase files than me may be able to give you better information. First by way of analogy ... In the BDE version used with D1 the block size in effect (use bdecfg.exe to look at it for Pdox tables) when you create Pdox tables limits the

Re: [DUG]: memory leaks??

1999-02-08 Thread pjones
d to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Multiple recipients of list delphi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc:(bcc: Peter Jones/Logistics&Information Technology/Christchurch/Foodstuffs) Subject: Re: [DUG]: memory leaks?? I am using BDE 5.01 & Delphi 4.02 However a version compiled in Delphi

Re: [DUG]: memory leaks??

1999-02-08 Thread Steven Wild
: Multiple recipients of list delphi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > cc:(bcc: Peter Jones/Logistics&Information > Technology/Christchurch/Foodstuffs) > Subject: [DUG]: memory leaks?? > > > > > I have a Delphi 4 app that uses .dbf files via the BDE. Nor

Re: [DUG]: memory leaks??

1999-02-08 Thread pjones
CTED] To: Multiple recipients of list delphi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc:(bcc: Peter Jones/Logistics&Information Technology/Christchurch/Foodstuffs) Subject: [DUG]: memory leaks?? I have a Delphi 4 app that uses .dbf files via the BDE. Normally it works fine but for a select gr

[DUG]: memory leaks??

1999-02-08 Thread Steven Wild
I have a Delphi 4 app that uses .dbf files via the BDE. Normally it works fine but for a select group of clients with larger than normal data tables I have discovered a probelm. Their Item table has about 90,000 thousand records and if they use the app to add items it crashes after about 15