On Oct 4, 2007, at 9:35 AM, David Boatright wrote:
> Now, for the first time in four years I have bee developing a
> networked
> Foxpro application boy have things changed. It is a peer to peer
> Network
> with Vista Home and XP home machines. First they where setup with
> wireless
> I tried running the application , but after standing with my
> hands in my
> pockets waiting for a page change on a pageframe I decided that it
> had to
> go.
My first thought would not be that VFP is at fault here. Either you
have serious network issues, or the code is pitifully inefficient.
I've inherited apps that seemed to crawl, and could always end up
looking like a genius when I applied a few basic improvements and the
app started zipping along. There are several things to check: are you
pulling large amounts of unneeded data across the network? Are your
tables indexed intelligently? Sometimes the load of pulling a bunch
of unnecessary indices over the network is greater than than the
speedup gained from that index. Do you have intelligent buffering set
up, or is every little thing being sent across the network?
-- Ed Leafe
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