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we just upgraded from Filemaker 6.0 to Filemaker 8.0 Server advanced. In Filemaker 6.0, we provided a single entry point (all except one file are in hidden multiple share mode), after user log in, he can choose which files he wants to open. After conversion, when we tried to open other file with "open file"script, it is pretty slow. anybody has such problem? Thanks a lot |
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On Mar 7, 11:57 am, "Yoyo" <xiangd... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: we just upgraded from Filemaker 6.0 to Filemaker 8.0 Server advanced. In Filemaker 6.0, we provided a single entry point (all except one file are in hidden multiple share mode), after user log in, he can choose which files he wants to open. After conversion, when we tried to open other file with "open file"script, it is pretty slow. anybody has such problem? Thanks a lot First, every version of FM is slower than the previous one despite computing power being many times faster. However, you might try to have your opener file do a "Perform Script" in the target file in order to make it open. Way back in FM 3 or 4 I learned that doing a Perform Script made the files open a lot faster than doing an actual "Open File" command. I am about to roll out my 80 file solution in FM 8 (from FM 5.5) and I hope and pray that my users don't burn me at the stake due to slowness. It's been OK with just my server and dev machine, but I fear for that Monday in a few weeks. I could have rolled it out months ago if FM hadn't changed the behavior of Set Field (only the most common script step EVER). I'm still a little boggled at that decision. |
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Open file["file1"] Perform subscript["TestSlow" from "file1"] in the TestSlow script from file1, I have Adjust Window[Maximize], it make it very slow. Even when I delete this one, and maximize the window for the first time, it is very slow. |
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With debug script turned on. I found the cause, but I don't know the reason or the solution. Yes, I use the scripts like this Open file["file1"] Perform subscript["TestSlow" from "file1"] in the TestSlow script from file1, I have Adjust Window[Maximize], it make it very slow. Even when I delete this one, and maximize the window for the first time, it is very slow. |
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Yoyo wrote: With debug script turned on. I found the cause, but I don't know the reason or the solution. Yes, I use the scripts like this Open file["file1"] Perform subscript["TestSlow" from "file1"] in the TestSlow script from file1, I have Adjust Window[Maximize], it make it very slow. Even when I delete this one, and maximize the window for the first time, it is very slow. Maximize may cause a calc or summary field to show up, and then FMP has to do the calc in order to display the result. If you have a field like that, delete it and try again. --http://clk.ch |
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