From: EgbertBabst@BabstSoft.com
Jim,
now I've my equipment so far installed, that I could run some tests. The
scenario isn't exactly the same as what you described:
- I've *one* Vista (Home Premium) PC (no Full Pdox - only one app with
Runtime) and 5 other workstations/laptops in a peer-to-peer net.
- All is done with P9 SP3,
- NET.DIR is correctly located and well configured on the XP-laptop on both
cases:
- I tested (1) the app (with Full Pdox) on a XP-laptop which has to copy,
compare and, if necessary, create new tables on my Vista workstation;
(2) the same app with PdoxRT on the Vista-workstation trying
to do just the same vice-versa.
While (2) works just fine and fast, (1) is a horror-scenario that brakes my
app: All actions on the laptop are nearly frozen, even to invoke the
taskmanager take loooong time. And CPU usage is nearly less than 1%, no
important network-activities seen. I had to shot down the app brutally.
Should nobody be able to correct this behavior anyhow then I can't sell my
apps to people who want to mix Vista with XP in the network. And if you say
that the same horror happens between Vista and Vista then we can't say we
were happy this time, that Vista didn't break Paradox. It has broken
Paradox!
A little sparkle remains: Copying various files with the explorer from the
XP-laptop to the Vista-workstation lasts remarkably long too.
Egbert
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"Jim Moseley" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Egbert,
>
> Thanks for the insights. If anyone else is willing to test this before
> then,
> I'd be most appreciative.
>
> Thanks,
> Jim Moseley
>
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