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I tried your program with harbour and xHarbour, but I have not encountered the problem you reported.

C Compiler BCC 55
Harbour 3.0
xHarbour 1.2.1
FWH 11.10

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In the following sample, please try to move another app over the buttonbar. You should see that the buttonbar background become temporarily white as the covering window moves: #include "Fivewin.ch"FUNCTION MAIN()    LOCAL oDlg    DEFINE DIALOG oDlg;           SIZE 1000, 600    ACTI...

SQLRDD reports SQLRDD(EX) 9.0, Build 0015, MGMNT 1.72

I did report the slowness to xHarbour, but they didnt offer much help

The problems with the browses I posted here as I use xBrowse.

What problems are you getting with the browses?

... causing the problem and then you can try to find what FW source contains the bug. RE: Antivirus software From your description of increasing slowness I don't think this is your problem but be advised that AV software should be set to ignore databases and indexes. Otherwise every time a record ...

No slowness here in South Carolina. -Todd

Enrico, I've tested your last sample. Slowness is less evident. I propose to slightly modify your program to make it more like a real work situation. I don't believe that in your network you have good performance again. I'm not talking about ...

... oBrw ) );             CENTER    RETURN NIL It doesn't show any refreshing slowness here. So the problem is not the browse at all. EMG

... with relationship between them. I just tested your sample on my wireless lan using a 84 MB DBF (50000 records) without noticed any refreshing slowness, sorry. EMG

... require to read its content. Please try a sample in your network that only does USE YOURDBF and then another one that opens the indexes too. The slowness in opening could be caused by something else in your code. EMG It seems that we talking about different things ... :) That it's a waste of ...

... require to read its content. Please try a sample in your network that only does USE YOURDBF and then another one that opens the indexes too. The slowness in opening could be caused by something else in your code. EMG

Adolfo wrote:ADO's is slower when getting data, and also consumes more bandwith when you first call the xbrowse,but... thats all, after the job is done, no more net traffic is present.

This is expected. The slowness in getting data is exactly the problem. But it's not an ADO problem. It's the SQL way.

EMG

Tim and all, I have no way to use ADS, but I`ve discovered some things were generating an additional slowness in the app.. In the beginning it has a DbEval() in order to show the result in the footers, which logically in a lan or a wireless lan put the app slow before the ...

... rely on the DBFCDX's optimization instead of creating indexes within the application and avoid dealing with issues specific to temporary indexes. Slowness of filters and the need for creation of temporary indexes are relevant when you use DBFNTX.

For sure.. Vista Sucks... Ive' seen so many network problems, slowness, sometimes it gets frozen for a couple of seconds, I really hate this SO. I'm having problems with almost every client I have and VISTA. In XP I have pretty good access to the DBF's ...

Evans,

The slowness is caused by the "double buffer" painting technique that avoids "flickering" when you redimension a window.

In order to avoid this technique and improve speed, you may change these two methods in window.prg like this:

METHOD DispBegin() VIRTUAL
METHOD DispEnd() VIRTUAL