Our kludgy solution is to annoy the user with a three second (roughly) interruption by
adding this block to the code where it will run frequently enough to free up the
memory. It only runs on w2k machines with the contains if statement.
SET VAR vComSpec TEXT = (ENVVAL('COMSPEC'))
IF vComSpec CONTAINS 'WINNT' THEN
PAUSE 3 USING 'FREEING MEMORY' AT 1 CENTER WHITE ON GREEN
ZIP RETURN &vComSpec /C EXIT
ENDIF
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>I seem to be experiencing an inordinate number of crashes in RBase. It all
>seems to revolve around forms, I use them extensively as menus, entry forms,
>in eeps, etc.. I can have a form run 30 times in a row with no problem and
>then crash the next 30.. I have tried removing BLOBs, moving look up
>variables to the command file calling the form, closing the form menu and
>using switch/case, etc. etc.
>
>I am running RBW 6.5++ on Windows 2000 Professional, SP2..
>
>I have a nice drwatson log to look at, but it means nothing to me..
>
>I even tried running on a different machine - no difference.
>
>Thanks!
>
>Charles Sikora
>Senior Gas Supply Specialist
>Manlove Field
>Peoples Energy Corporation
>
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