About the Dell Vostro; that's just what I would do, you should seek 
advice from others that are more professional.

Hope everything works out well for you.


On 11/10/2023 12:45 a.m., Joaquin wrote:
> I will do that.
> Thank you very much Peter!!!
> 
> 
> Peter <peterspammenot@whiteknight.email> wrote:
>> On each machine you install Pdx11, disable the Paradox Registry Cleaner,
> 
>> it is a complete nuisance.
>>
>> The Dell Vostro, my experience is that all these big name-brand
>> manufacturers put all kinds of crap on the machine without concern of
>> how it runs. Others here know more than me but if it were my computer I
> 
>> would make an image then wipe it and reinstall Windows loading just what
> 
>> I need.
>>
>> FWIW
>>
>> Peter
>>
>>
>> On 11/08/2023 11:57 p.m., Joaquin wrote:
>>> 1 to 3 -> In Win 2019 Server, paradox is not installed, only the tables,
> scripts,
>>> forms...(H:\PdoxData) In Win 2019 Server there is a wp11 folder to install
>>> pdox 11 on PCs from the server. (Me:\WPO11\setup.exe)
>>> 4 -> New installation from Win 2019 Server.
>>>
>>> In other parts a clean reinstallation is done.
>>> PDOXUSRS.NET is in H:\PdoxData
>>>
>>> I continue testing Peter's configuration in my application and at the
> moment
>>> it works perfectly on the PCs, except on a new DELL VOSTRO 3520 (WIN 11
> 22H2)
>>> in which the application runs very very slow (with any configuration).
>>>
>>> thank you Kevin and Peter
>>>
>>> "Joaquin" <joaquin.cotaina@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Sorry I left it out by mistake.
>>>> LOCAL SHARE -> TRUE
>>>>
>>>> Drivers | Native | Paradox
>>>> NET DIR -> H:\PdoxData <-(New Server)
>>>> VERSION -> 4.0
>>>> TYPE -> FILE
>>>> LANGDRIVER -> Paradox "intl" 850
>>>> BLOCK SIZE -> 16384
>>>> FILL FACTOR -> 75
>>>> LEVEL -> 7
>>>> STRICTINTEGRTY -> TRUE
>>>>
>>>> lck and .net files were deleted
>>>> I have tested its configuration in my application and it works perfectly,
>>>> I have no "no more files" errors.
>>>> I don't understand the big difference between my configuration and yours,
>>>> mine already existed before my arrival and I have never changed it.
>>>>
>>>> Thank you so much
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Kevin Zawicki" <numberjack@wi.rr.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> right
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I just thought of that
>>>>>
>>>>> LOCAL SHARE	TRUE
>>>>>
>>>>> Is you local share set to true, although I have not seen that cause
> those
>>>>> errors it is possible.
>>>>>
>>>>> Also, after a move like that I would close out and delete all lck files
>>>> and
>>>>> the net file, if the files moved and local PRIV paths.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Peter <peterspammenot@whiteknight.email> wrote:
>>>>>> Your post was missing "Local Share"
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Here are my settings for System | Init.
>>>>>> AUTO ODBC	FALSE
>>>>>> DATA REPOSITORY	
>>>>>> DEFAULT DRIVER	PARADOX
>>>>>> LANGDRIVER	'ascii'ANSI
>>>>>> LOCAL SHARE	TRUE
>>>>>> LOW MEMORY USAGE LIMI	'32
>>>>>> MAXBUFSIZE	2048
>>>>>> MAXFILEHANDLES	48
>>>>>> MEMSIZE	16
>>>>>> MINBUFSIZE	128
>>>>>> MTS POOLING	FALSE
>>>>>> SHAREDMEMLOCATION	
>>>>>> SHAREDMEMSIZE	2048
>>>>>> SQLQRYMODE	
>>>>>> SYSFLAGS	0
>>>>>> VERSION	4.0
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Drivers | Native | Paradox
>>>>>> VERSION  4.0
>>>>>> NET DIR  l:\WKpdox\NelDir
>>>>>> TYPE	 FILE
>>>>>> LANGDRIVER 'ascii'ANSI
>>>>>> BLOCK SIZE 2048
>>>>>> FILL FACTOR 95
>>>>>> LEVEL  7
>>>>>> STRICTINTEGRTY TRUE
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 11/08/2023 02:06 a.m., Joaquin wrote:
>>>>>>> Thanks for your reply
>>>>>>> 1. - create a network setup application using setup.exe /a (WIN
2019
>>>> Server)
>>>>>>> 2. - Select: "Local and run from network installation"
>>>>>>> 3. - add patches until release 11.0.0.410
>>>>>>> 4. - New installation local pc paradox from win 2019 Server folder
> (Z:\WPO11\Setup.exe).
>>>>>>> 5. - Copied the paradox application files to a new server.
>>>>>>> 6. - BDE settings is the same.
>>>>>>> AUTO ODBC -> FALSE
>>>>>>> DATA REPOSITORY ->
>>>>>>> DEFAULT DRIVER -> PARADOX
>>>>>>> LANGDRIVER -> Paradox "intl" 850
>>>>>>> LOW MEMORY USAGE LIMIT -> 32
>>>>>>> MAXBUFSIZE -> 18432
>>>>>>> MAXFILEHANDLES -> 256
>>>>>>> MEMSIZE -> 64
>>>>>>> MINBUFSIZE -> 9216
>>>>>>> MTS POOLING -> TRUE
>>>>>>> SHAREDMEMLOCATION ->
>>>>>>> SHAREDMEMSIZE -> 18432
>>>>>>> SQLQRYMODE ->
>>>>>>> SYSFLAGS -> 0
>>>>>>> VERSION -> 4.0
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> "Kevin Zawicki" <numberjack@wi.rr.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> To be clear you copied the paradox application files to a new
server.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Is Paradox installed on your old server?
>>>>>>>> Was it installed on your new server?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Is Paradox installed on a local PC and you are accessing the
new
> server
>>>>>>> (files)
>>>>>>> >from that?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> We might need to know more about how Paradox is installed.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> “no more files error” sometimes
indicates your BDE settings
> are
>>>> too
>>>>> low.
>>>>>>>> If you installed Paradox on the new server or new machine,
check
> the
>>>>> BDE
>>>>>>>> settings on old and new, match them on new.
>>>>>>>> Usually in the BDE - System - INIT section.
>>>>>>>> Look at them all, but maxfilehandles might be the cause.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> "Joaquin" <joaquin.cotaina@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>>>>> We have to change the server, we currently have Windows
2003 R2
> and
>>>>> we
>>>>>>> want
>>>>>>>>> to change to 2019. We have copied the tables, scripts and
forms
> of
>>>> paradox
>>>>>>>>> (version 11.00.410) from one server to the other to see
if they
> work
>>>>> correctly
>>>>>>>>> but there are some network failures from time to time and
“no
> more
>>>>> files
>>>>>>>>> error”,  what could this be due to?
>>>>>>>>> I don't know how the paradox works.
>>>>>>>>> Thank you very much for your help.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Joaquin Cotaina.
>>>>>>>>> Madrid, Spain
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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