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Serious Performance Degradation
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01/07/2003 20:47:56
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Visual FoxPro
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Troubleshooting
Miscellaneous
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00805275
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I was wondering if you may have a problem with the OS.... possibly redeploy the app on a different OS and PC, to see if the symptoms persist....

Tommy

>Hi Tommy,
>
>I'm running XP. Could that be causing some troubles I'm not sure of?
>
>By the way, the problem may have disappeared. I had been using Mere Mortals grids. I dropped them in favor of VFP8 grids, and the problem has been significantly reduced if not eliminated - I need to do more testing.
>
>Thanks,
>
>David
>
>>Just some thoughts....
>>
>>What OS are you running under???
>>
>>Tommy
>>
>>>Hi All,
>>>
>>>I have a form with a 4-page pageframe, using a private datasession. In most cases, there are about 10-15 views open - most for lookup and populating lists, 4 for writing to data. Most times, the form works fine.
>>>
>>>However, in one situation, I open about 3 dozen more views. In particular, when deleting an object, I create a very deep containership hierarchy of business objects. Each business object checks it's contained objects to be sure that the deletion is OK to run. These objects then check their contained objects, and so on. This results in literally dozens of views being opened. The contained objects don't instantiate until needed (i.e. for the deletion). (I'm using Mere Mortals, and Mere Mortals Business Objects.)
>>>
>>>After performing this deletion, performance slows to a crawl, and the only way to restore it is to exit out of the app (or VFP) entirely.
>>>
>>>My initial thoughts were a dangling object reference, and I still leave that open as a possibility, but I can't find it anywhere.
>>>
>>>Does anyone else have any other ideas? Alternatively, any thoughts on how to find a dangling reference?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>David
>>>
>>>(I'm also posting this message under The Mere Mortals).
Tommy Tillman A+ NetWork+ MCP
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