I've got one win10 computer that runs pdox like a champ.  Hardly ever 
has memory issues.  It was the same way when it was running win7.  It 
only has 8GB or RAM.  It does have dual processors. BDE settings are 
typical.
Compared to my system that used to run pdox great before I had to 
rebuild it.  It has 24GB, dual processors and I'm using Jan's memory 
manager (which does help btw).

The only difference I just noticed is that on the one that works, you 
don't have to give elevated access to run the BDE.  Not sure how or why 
that happened.  It's installed in theory like all the rests using the 
handy installer floating around.


On 6/20/2019 8:08 AM, Steven Green wrote:
> I'm supporting a win10 newtwork, about 30 users, all p10.. the way the 
> stupid app was built, there are about 400 table and index files open at 
> once, all day, all getting beat on by everyone at once, all day.. I have 
> to shut them down and rebuild tables way more of than than I'd like, but 
> it's still kinda remarkable that it works.. crashes aren't an issue
> 
> there's gonna be something they have in common.. how they were 
> configured or upgraded, which part of the system they're running on, 
> which printers are installed, which processes they run.. something
> 
> did see one interesting tidbit the other day.. they installed office 
> 365/2019 on a machine, and paradox stopped sending emails.. somebody got 
> the idea that, instead of calling me, maybe paradox needed to be 
> installed with compatibility mode, and they chose XP.. paradox stopped 
> seeing the network drives
> 
> -- 
> 
> Steven Green
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> Is there any indication that newer versions of Paradox work better?
> We are upgrading to win10 from win7 and paradox issues are not better
> (and much worse on some computers).
> 
> On 5/2/2019 8:20 AM, Mark Bannister wrote:
>> I seem to have issues with some computer hardware running Pdox9 with 
>> Win 7.  Seems random as to which computer runs Pdox OK and which ones 
>> seem to crash Pdox and get "too many files" errors and other memory 
>> issues.
>>
>> What kind of minimum hardware does everyone suggest?
>>
>> -- 
>> Mark B 
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