Hi All,
I am just writing and testing code to have a mirror server and have a few
questions
1. I assume that we will be backing up mirror on a daily basis? Does this cause
any problems?
2. If we try and integrate a log file when backup is running what happens?
3. If we are integrating a log
You will want to protect these two operations from interfering with each other
via semaphores. Don't try to integrate if a backup is in progress, and don't
let On Backup Start complete until any integrations are finished.
> On Jun 8, 2018, at 1:01 PM, Chuck Miller via 4D_Tech
Hi Brad,
Are you using ObjectTools? We have a similar setup and we were leaking
mysteriously. I did a bunch of research and I landed on that ObjectTools was
the issue. I switched everything away to C_OBJECTS (no other changes) and the
memory issues went away.
ObjectTools is pretty heavily
I have a large 4D web intranet application that, over the course of a week,
runs out of memory. It is running 4D Server 16R4 on Windows Server 2012, with
16GB RAM, and no other applications are running on it. This application does a
lot of calls to a middleware server that returns large
Chuck,
Backup are not really required when mirroring is setup and working
correctly. Monitor if mirroring fails for any reason...restart from square
one. Mirror is your back up. If you want to BACKUP on mirror 4D will wait
until Integrate log process is finished before starting Back up process
Hi All,
4D v16.2, Windows
I’ve got a Tab Control located on Page 0 of an Input Form. I setup the Object
Method exactly as per the docs:
ARRAY TEXT(arrPages;7)
Case of
: (Form event=On Load)
LIST TO ARRAY(“Tabs”;arrPages)
: (Form event=On Clicked)
FORM GOTO PAGE(arrPages)
Like everything in life, nothing lasts forever, including your mirrors. By
backing your mirror up you get restore points from which you can integrate
subsequent journals in case of a problem.
> On Jun 8, 2018, at 1:21 PM, Balinder Walia wrote:
>
> Backup are not really required when
Chip,
Keep in mind that if you call the Progress methods from the component they
run in the context of the component. Which means they aren't sharing memory
space with the host db.
On Fri, Jun 8, 2018 at 3:27 PM Chip Scheide via 4D_Tech <
4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
> I am referencing Progress
I am referencing Progress (4D natively installed component), in a
component.
I wrap Progress calls in my own methods, including the call to New
Progress where I install my own callback method to execute on user
close of the progress thermometer.
I am getting an error when the user tries to
you have what appears to be the right code, but maybe not in the right place(s)
In the form method:
Case of
:(form event = on load)
// populate the tab control
ARRAY TEXT(arrPages;7)
LIST TO ARRAY(“Tabs”;arrPages)
end case
Tab control method:
case of
:(form event = on clicked)
goto
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