Re: Sierra 10.12.2 4D crash on new touch bar macbook pro - possible solution

I think Armin said that by executing those commands in terminal, he was able to work around the crashed AND have the touch bar active. Paul > Le 21 déc. 2016 à 16:03, Chip Scheide <4d_o...@pghrepository.org> a écrit : > > Nice... > pay a lot of money for a 'track bar' then turn it off... > :(

Re: Moving from v12 to v15, any tips on memory and network settings?

Hi Paul— I’m pretty sure you can drop the timeout settings now. I don’t have any projects with that number of users, but I think, for at least the past 2-3 versions, the connection defaults are fine. Bill William W. Weale Business Owners Support, LLC. Operations Analysis MIS Advising

Moving from v12 to v15, any tips on memory and network settings?

Hi, We’re moving a moderately large DB (210 tables, about 100gb of data, 150 concurrent users, about 700 processes) from v12 to v15. It will run on Mac OS X (32 bit for now). All our licenses are on Mac but our server is an xServe from 2011… Dual processor, 8 cores, 32gb RAM, SSD. Since Apple

Re: Figuring out if you're on a 32-bit or 64-bit machine and 4D through code...

> Le 26 déc. 2016 à 23:11, David Adams a écrit : > > [...] > Is there a way to determine if you're on a 32 or 64-bit machine through > code? I was using this $ref_t:=DOM Create XML Ref("temp") $is32bits_b:=(lenght($ref_t)=16) $is64bits_b:=(lenght($ref_t)=32) DOM