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Hello PeterHarmes,

About:

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In their tests in a real environment, you have succeeded in using the function: memoryflush?

Thanks

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Hi,

I inserted the memory flush into my code and weirdly it seemed to make things worse, so I put the call into a less used routine and it did seem to help.

However, the main change i made was with SQLRDD - I modified my code to use Sr_SetFilter instead of SET FILTER in a certain routine and that speeded up my system and kept it running at a reasonable speed - the memory flush released memory and didnt seem to effect the performance. Before, my customers said that when my app reached 50M and above, they noticed the difference and a drop in performance.

I am going to my customers next week so I can see the performance and compare it to before. (They are in Holland and I'm based in England)

Hope that helps

Pete

Peter,

thank you for responding

Hi,

I see in your post that you use SQLRDD - just noticed this on the xHarbour site:

! Fixed some memory leaks that can cause apps slow and huge memory consume

sounds like an important bug fix!!

Regards,

Pete

Peter,

Thanks