I can not find what is slowing my system down.

I have turned of all virus checking(the system is clean).

MVBASE 1.3 has been running fine but now for some reason it is slow.

Is there a file that I do not know about that might be growing and
slowing everything down.

This is just on the MVBASE side of the system, do not think it is on
the windows side but you never know.

Have you run the windows task manager - that will show you any
processes chewing CPU, RAM, I/O etc

On Jan 27, 6:59 am, spa... (AT) jitservices (DOT) com wrote:

Not being fimiliar with MVBASE and it's quirks, but could you possibly
have files that are undersized and have huge overflows? Maybe
resizing some of your files might help.

That is my $0.00000002 worth of thought.

spayne (AT) jitservices (DOT) com wrote:

Not being fimiliar with MVBASE and it's quirks, but could you possibly
have files that are undersized and have huge overflows? Maybe
resizing some of your files might help.

That is my $0.00000002 worth of thought.

spayne (AT) jitservices (DOT) com wrote:

Seems you've gotten it up to $0.00000004. :-)

Ed

"Boicee" <gboice (AT) matheson-trigas (DOT) com> wrote

It appears that way! Sorry about that! Must have hit the "Post
Message" twice!


Ed Sheehan wrote:

If you are still looking, I had one 1.3.02 client experience slow
downs that turned out to be caused by a parallel printer on the
server. RD had no real advice, but remove the printer and problem
solved (reproducible also.)


On Jan 26, 12:59 pm, spa... (AT) jitservices (DOT) com wrote:

On Jan 30, 10:59 am, "George Smith" <grsassocia... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
Found the problem.....it was the server name.....just made mvbase slow
down.

Thanks for the help.