Thanks, Paul. I didn't realize that there was a performance hit using
Rev. How about searching in Rev? HC's searching was amazingly fast,
even in the days of SE30s, although I do recall implementing an
indexing protocol to make sure account cards were found as fast as I
wanted them to be found.
Joe Wilkins
On Jan 2, 2008, at 12:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joe,
We have had Rev stacks with well over 10,000 cards.
They open, close, and save much more slowly than the same data in a
HyperCard
stack with the same cards. They also require much more memory than the
equivalent HC stacks.
The speed and memory usage problems seem to be exponential (the
more cards,
the greater the problem). Based on my experience, you should be
able to manage
stacks with less than 2500 cards in Rev - but don't expect HC
performance.
Paul Looney
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