Quikstart speed (was Re: Final Word on the Password Problem)
Nancy Palmquist
nlp at vss3.com
Tue Jul 13 10:30:21 PDT 2004
Kenneth Brody wrote:
>
> Nancy Palmquist wrote:
> [...]
> > However, the Quickstart stuff is still very useful as I recently
> > discovered for one of my big customers. It runs faster than the non
> > quickstart version. I couldn't believe it but it ran noticeably faster
> > - not just the load time but from record to record processing time.
> > Since all installations of 5.0 include quickstart, you can use both as
> > needed.
> [...]
>
> I'm not aware of anything that should make Quikstart run noticably faster
> than Plus, unless the system is tight on memory and the smaller footprint
> of QS made a difference there.
>
> If you have something repeatable, can you make arrangements with fpsupport
> to send files to demonstrate this?
That was on a NETWARE installation and the processing and file size
makes it difficult to collect for your information.
I can say that it was visibly faster running the same tables in
quickstart versions. Clients are Win98 and WinXP computers. Memory
could definitely be the reason it would be better. I think in that
case, your magic maching which never gives you any memory issues would
never be able to reproduce sucn a result.
But I can certainly say it is the truth.
Nancy
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Nancy Palmquist
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