Version 5.7 Internal Error

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2 total messages Started by R. Fondren Mon, 28 Feb 2000 00:00

#104

Author: R. Fondren
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2000 00:00

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I recently downloaded the version 5.7 vdb and have deleted all compiled code
and then recompiled to create a new executable to distribute to 16 users but
I am having lots of trouble with my development machine becoming unstable
and receiving the Visual dBase Internal Error.  After I reboot, and
recompile it works again for a while.  I have a 333 with 64mg RAM.  My test
pc are 233 with 64mg and they become unstable at various points in the
application not always the same place.  I just read through the previous
posting and do have an solution.ini in my directory.  Could someone please
help?  Thank you very much!

Re: Version 5.7 Internal Error

#106

Author: Geoff S. Wass ( dBVIPS )
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 00:00

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R. Fondren,

These news groups are dead. Please repost your question in the dbase.programming
news group hosted at news://news.dbase2000.com




"R. Fondren" wrote:

> I recently downloaded the version 5.7 vdb and have deleted all compiled code
> and then recompiled to create a new executable to distribute to 16 users but
> I am having lots of trouble with my development machine becoming unstable
> and receiving the Visual dBase Internal Error.  After I reboot, and
> recompile it works again for a while.  I have a 333 with 64mg RAM.  My test
> pc are 233 with 64mg and they become unstable at various points in the
> application not always the same place.  I just read through the previous
> posting and do have an solution.ini in my directory.  Could someone please
> help?  Thank you very much!

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Geoff Wass ( dBVIPS )
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

=>=> More dBASE info at http://members.theglobe.com/Geoff_Wass/dbase

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