I know, that's why we created our own "auto-spanner" to preserve memory consumption. Its not available out of the box like fox, but it can be done none-the-less.


>John,
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>To understand what is happening write two programs: One in VFP and one in .NET. The program should SELECT large amounts of data into a cursor . Now go to the task manager and watch the memory consumption of the processes.
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>VFP autoflushes cursors to disk. .NET will have them reside in memory. The difference in resource consumption makes heavy data applications be more scalable in remote control servers like terminal server and citrix.
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>Walter,
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