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Re: IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE VERY BIG PROGRAM (ERP) USING CLARION?

by "klarisoft@[EMAIL PROTECTED] " <klarisoft@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 5, 2008 at 06:49 PM

Hi,

Your errors might be related to handling global data (threaded vs non
threaded) or data are declared differently in global dll and other
dlls

Leonid Chudakov
chudakov@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 May 2, 4:22 pm, zoransos...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> We are the programmers=92 team which has been using CLARION for last
> twenty years.
>
> For period of one year we are making ERP which should have 1500-2000
> procedures, ( we made 600)  and, in last few months we are trying to
> solve problem that bothers us and we can=92t find a solution.
> ENVIRONMENT:
>   Hardware: Processor 2Ghz, 1GB RAM=85
>   OS: MS VISTA Professional
>   Database: MS SQL 2005
>   Clarion 6.1
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
> Since now, we made two essentially different scenarios.
>
> SCENARIO ONE:
>   1.    Single FaraonDCT.dll with global variables and procedures
>   2.    Single FaraonERP.exe which represents basic menu
>     2.1.          Procedure  1: Collecting connect string with login
> information
>     2.2.          Procedure 2:  Represents main menu and START
(Procedure3=
)
>     2.3.          Procedure 3:  Creates user menu and START (Procedure
4, =
=93
> Procedure name =94)
>     2.4.          Procedure 4: Recognizes =93Procedure name=94 and calls
c=
orrect
> MDI child procedure placed in dll
>   3.    12-15 dll=92s which had 50-100 procedures, each (two of those
dll=
=92s
> were over 4 Mb).  One dll handles one logical part (HR, finances, etc)
> Result:  Program crashed in different parts and events without
> apparent reason. In The Task Manager we see that program was engaging
> more and more RAM illogically. Sometimes, program crashes  with error
> report (GPF), sometimes without any error report. ?!!
>
>  SCENARIO TWO:
>   1.    Single FaraonDCT.dll with global variables and procedures (like
> scenario one)
>   2.    Single FaraonERP.exe which represents basic menu (like scenario
> one)
>   3.    37 dll=92s which had 4-5 procedures each (browse, select, update
> and report for one table)
> Result: Program starts to load and then disappears without any error
> report.  Interesting point: Deleting any single procedure from dll
> makes program start normally. After that, adding any other procedure
> makes program disappear.
>
> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> QUESTIONS:
> Q1.  Is there any other scenario?  Note: We don=92t want an exe file for
> each logical part (HR, finances, etc)
> Q2.  Does CLARION have any limitations on number of:
>    2.1.  procedures
>    2.2.  dll=92s
>    2.3.  modules per single dll
> Q3. Is there anybody who tried to make an ERP in Clarion before?
> Q4.  Is any tuning of OS needed, to make the program with so many
> (1500-2000) procedures work?
> Q5.  What tool, instead of Clarion, is suitable for this task?




 7 Posts in Topic:
IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE VERY BIG PROGRAM (ERP) USING CLARION?
zoransoskic@[EMAIL PROTEC  2008-05-02 13:22:14 
Re: IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE VERY BIG PROGRAM (ERP) USING CLARION?
"Earl R Coker"   2008-05-02 17:14:13 
Re: IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE VERY BIG PROGRAM (ERP) USING CLARION?
"bradley_e_smith@[EM  2008-05-02 18:46:47 
Re: IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE VERY BIG PROGRAM (ERP) USING CLARION?
zoransoskic@[EMAIL PROTEC  2008-05-03 05:13:46 
Re: IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE VERY BIG PROGRAM (ERP) USING CLARION?
"Earl R Coker"   2008-05-03 10:26:27 
Re: IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE VERY BIG PROGRAM (ERP) USING CLARION?
zoransoskic@[EMAIL PROTEC  2008-05-03 05:14:14 
Re: IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE VERY BIG PROGRAM (ERP) USING CLARION?
"klarisoft@[EMAIL PR  2008-05-05 18:49:40 

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