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... Remote Desktop is not an option, nor is mod_harbour. One of my clients just had his internet upgraded, and he now has download speeds of 35 mbps. That is not practical when using 5 workstations with a complex data entry program that handles perhaps thousands of fields of data every hour. ...

... that. However, but do you really feel that a company can share 5 to 10 computers, constantly interacting with large amounts of data, at maybe 80 mbps internet speed ? Is it viable to have days of downtime ? It has nothing to do with the programming. The best program in the world is still limited ...

... Data tables in action. Data tables is connected to a DBF file. We have connected our server to the internet with an upload speed of around only 28 Mbps. There are thirty thousand records in the DBF file. It takes about 5 seconds to fill the grid. So if we have larger files, we need server-side ...

... :) , pero el inconveniente sigue igual :cry: Esto fue lo que hice: 1.- Me conecté con escritorio remoto, con "rendimento" en LAN (10 Mbps o superior) 2.- Conectado al servidor, entré a "Equipo/Propiedades del Sistema/Cofiguración Avanzada del Sitema/Rendimiento" y lo puse ...

... en el server. Cuarto: ( opcional ), si entras con escritorio remoto en Opciones de Escritorio remoto, "Rendimiento" elige LAN (10 Mbps o superior ) tenia el mismo problema y con esos ajustes en el servidor, todo volvió a la normalidad saludos

Hello Mark,

I really will apreciate if you could provide us the changes in the network.

OS_NetRegOK( .t.) does not fix it.

With only one PC using the software, it´s fine. Databases are quite small. All wired with 100 Mbps.

Thank you.

... connected RDDdbfcdx operations and xbrowses are very slow, it is impossible to work. DBFs are small, < 5000 records. No filters. LAN wired 100 Mbps. Also, *.dbf, *.cdx and *.ftp are excluded in Karperski Antivirus from analysis. Any clue please ?. Thank you very much.

Hola:

No, no usamos ads, sino DBFCDX.

Las dbfs son pequeñas, menos de 5.000 registros.

La LAN es cableada a 100 Mbps.

... expect any lighten speed. I tested the final app on some server with i7 processor and a lot of memory and upload speed on my personal server of 4/Mbps and the app runs very fast and good. Of course if the client internet speed is not fast enough, the result will be slower. The IIS is Windows 7 ...

... minutes - I suppose it loads completely? If not then I cannot imagine what the server is doing all that time. The testing server speed is around 4 Mbps of upload speed and my home internet is 30Mbps of download - more than enough. As you know, I doubt anybody of us designed a serious app without ...

Muy buenas, mira primero si tienes una red de 100 Mbps, los problemas tambien te pueden venir por ahi, si ese es el caso tienes que cambiar tarjetas de red y switch todos a 1000 Mbps. Miralo y dime.

Un Saludo.

... I `m using the version 6.13 modified by you. (A GREAT work!) Manuel, You should check the access point conections, in a normal wireless speed (54 mbps) the performance should be more or less 50 % against a 100 mbps lan. I'm working right now in a remote wireless conection and I'm browsing a 226000 ...

Gilbert, I just tested the speed of the xbrowse refresh with a database of 200,000 records on a very slow (11 Mbps) peer-to-peer network using a very slow Win98 computer as the server, and the time for the refresh is 0.01 seconds. Granted my xbrowse was very simple with two columns, ...

... What do you say about it? What are your opinions? Hi Kleyber: You should check the access point conections, in a normal wireless speed (54 mbps) the performance should be more or less 50 % against a 100 mbps lan. I'm working right now in a remote wireless conection and I'm browsing a 226000 ...

... internet server using samba where I store the files (use \\213.21.3.2\files\customer.dbf etc.) but it is quite slow. I have a DSL connection of 2 Mbps and it works fine. I use DBF and NTX, Harbour 1.1 and FW.7.12. Any suggestions of why is it slow?. Any alternative?. Thank you. Best regards,