Hi Chris,

May be it is unrealistic but not impossible. How would anyone know that if I did not bring it to your attention? After all, I am a speed freak and who isn't!

Jamal

Hi Wolfgang,

Thanks for that, however, I am asking about DBF not SQL.

Jamal

Hi All,

It was mentioned sometime ago that a DBF Client/Server Engine in X# similar to ADS could be developed? Any news about this?

Thanks!
Jamal

Hi Horst,

Actually, that was a workaround which I am using now, but I wanted to mention that the issue still exists when an index file is active.

Hopefully, sometime in the future a fix is found.

Jamal

Hey Guys,

I am still lurking around!

The speed issue is still in X# 2.21.

It took 22.51 minutes this time because I have a faster SSD on a new PC, but it is a long time. The dbf size after append is 20 MB.

The issue seems to occur when a DBFCDX order is active. When an order is not used, the ...

This might be a privacy issue and may not permitted in some countries without user's permission; but I am not sure 100% about that. The admins of this forum have the final say. Also, it may incur additional costs for geocoding.

Anyway, there is an extension for the phpBB® Forum Software which this ...

Hello All,

If a component has a 32bit version of the DLL installed in Windows\SysWOW64 folder it will work (despite 64 is in the name). Also, if the component has a 64bit version of the DLL in the \Windows\System32 (despite 32 in the name), it will work on 64bit system.

Kind of confusing at a ...

It could be the FieldPut operation on the ba_spectra dbServer object. So, use SuspendNotification () to suspend the broadcasting of Notify messages to the server's attached clients.
This should help alot with speed.

Sample:


SELF:ba_spectra:SuspendNotification()

DO WHILE !SELF:o_csv:EoF ...

Hi Chris,

For an example of the speed issue, please see the following post which is still relevant:

https://www.xsharp.eu/forum/topic?p=17140#p17140

Jamal

Hi All,

X# DBFCDX RDD Speed still exists in X# 2.18 public.

I really do appreciate the hard work that you have put in X#, however, for me this is a show stopper since it is a huge step backward and thus cannot adopt X# in real world applications and it keeps me on the fence.
I heard your ...