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Too many files open
All my programs are written in dBase 5.0 for Dos
and running on Windows 98 & 2000 workstations. I had to buy two computers and I ordered them with XP Pro. When I try and run my program in XP, it tells me I have to many files open (at 17). Is there a config.sys or something similar in XP that I can set, all I can find is Windows XP no longer uses a config.sys. I am running this program on a Novell network and when I start the program it calls in 55 different databases. Of the 55 dbf's, 47 are used for one program and 7 for the other. I can't really decrease the number of files open because the program will not load all the tables it needs to run. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks |
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Too many files open
Try a files=100 in config.sys.
Assume you mean Ashton Tate's dB? Is it running in a DOS window? If running under DOS (or command in XP), you need to have plentyof file handles. Recommend you consider Access - any possibility? lUCK! Pop "Gary Hill" wrote in message ... | All my programs are written in dBase 5.0 for Dos | and running on Windows 98 & 2000 workstations. | | I had to buy two computers and I ordered them | with XP Pro. When I try and run my program in XP, it | tells me I have to many files open (at 17). | | Is there a config.sys or something similar in XP | that I can set, all I can find is Windows XP no | longer uses a config.sys. | | I am running this program on a Novell network and when I | start the program it calls in 55 different databases. Of | the 55 dbf's, 47 are used for one program and 7 for the | other. I can't really decrease the number of files open | because the program will not load all the tables it needs | to run. | | Any advice is appreciated. | | Thanks | |
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Too many files open
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003 16:23:15 -0800, Gary Hill wrote:
All my programs are written in dBase 5.0 for Dos and running on Windows 98 & 2000 workstations. I had to buy two computers and I ordered them with XP Pro. When I try and run my program in XP, it tells me I have to many files open (at 17). Is there a config.sys or something similar in XP that I can set, all I can find is Windows XP no longer uses a config.sys. I am running this program on a Novell network and when I start the program it calls in 55 different databases. Of the 55 dbf's, 47 are used for one program and 7 for the other. I can't really decrease the number of files open because the program will not load all the tables it needs to run. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks As in other versions of Windows, you can edit the shortcut of each program with customized settings. For a more global setting to be used with the DOS emulator environment, check the autoexec.nt and config.nt files. Settings can be added to these. The files contain some commented text with descriptive guidelines. -- Sharon F MS MVP - Windows Shell/User |
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