P
(PeteCresswell)
Got an app that runs slower with multi-users. I can see it
being little bit slower, but this one makes me thing I'm doing
something dumb.
When reconnecting tables, there's a quantum increase in time
needed - like at least 20x (haven't put a clock on it).
When just performing day-to-day functions like navigating a list
and loading details, it's about twice as slow when running
multi-user.
Separate copy of the front end on each user's PC.
Back end on a LAN file server.
I figure it's got tb something with hitting the .ldb file, but
what?
Something about the way I open the app?
Command line looks like this:
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START /B /HIGH /MAX
"Collateralized Debt Obligations"
MSACCESS.EXE "%AppPathLocal%"
/ini "%IniPath%"
/wrkgrp "%SecPath%"
/Excl
/Cmd %AppDirLocal%
being little bit slower, but this one makes me thing I'm doing
something dumb.
When reconnecting tables, there's a quantum increase in time
needed - like at least 20x (haven't put a clock on it).
When just performing day-to-day functions like navigating a list
and loading details, it's about twice as slow when running
multi-user.
Separate copy of the front end on each user's PC.
Back end on a LAN file server.
I figure it's got tb something with hitting the .ldb file, but
what?
Something about the way I open the app?
Command line looks like this:
--------------------------------------------
START /B /HIGH /MAX
"Collateralized Debt Obligations"
MSACCESS.EXE "%AppPathLocal%"
/ini "%IniPath%"
/wrkgrp "%SecPath%"
/Excl
/Cmd %AppDirLocal%