Gary

This should not be happening for sure.

Check the network itself  and hardware: do diagnostics on the individual
work stations and consider the possbility of a bad network card on each.

David Blocker



----- Original Message -----
From: "GARY Winzeler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 11:07 AM
Subject: Multi-User speed change


> I have a client that has been using Rbase 6.5++ latest version, for a
while
> now and recently they have been adding rows to a database (Presently they
> have about 28,000 rows).  the added rows are parts list that they are
> adding and recently put 3 or 4 people on for data entry.  They are seeing
a
> very large time delay with the added people - from a few seconds to in
some
> cases a few minutes with 3-4 people.  Does anyone have any suggestions on
> tuning the system to improve the speed?  The current setting are:
>
> AUTOCOMM    OFF
> AUTOCONV    OFF
> AUTORECO    OFF
> AUTOROWV    OFF
> AUTOSYNC    OFF
> AUTOUPGR    OFF
> COMPATIB    ON
>
> LOOKUPS            8
> QUALCOLS          2
>
> MULTI       ON
> STATICDB    ON
> NAME         YO
> VERIFY      COLUMN
> ROWLOCKS    ON
> FASTLOCK    ON
> WAIT               1
> INTERVAL           5
> REFRESH            0
> TRANSACT    OFF
> MAXTRANS          10
> MDI         ON
> AUTODROP    OFF
>
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