Subject | Re: [IBO] AVs in gds32.dll |
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Author | lester@lsces.co.uk |
Post date | 2001-09-28T20:42:40Z |
Helen
This eMail has only just poped up at my end, 10 hours later,
but I must comment.
look at it, and there was nothing HE could see wrong. But
until I split the job into two separate programs I could not
get rid of occasional errors. The test program used the same
raw data, and some times a sequence would work, and the next
time it failed. I tried ALL the current gds32's and they all
gave problems, but noticably different ones. So I still
think that even using TCP/IP for everthing there is still a
niggle in gds32 that we can hit.
The new setup is now running 24/7 so it can be got round,
but it's not easy.
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Lester Caine
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L.S.Caine Electronic Services
This eMail has only just poped up at my end, 10 hours later,
but I must comment.
> If you are already using tcp/ip for the local connection (thus eliminating this as the cause) I'd e suspicious about the version of gds32.dll you are using...I went through everthing on my application, Jason even had a
look at it, and there was nothing HE could see wrong. But
until I split the job into two separate programs I could not
get rid of occasional errors. The test program used the same
raw data, and some times a sequence would work, and the next
time it failed. I tried ALL the current gds32's and they all
gave problems, but noticably different ones. So I still
think that even using TCP/IP for everthing there is still a
niggle in gds32 that we can hit.
The new setup is now running 24/7 so it can be got round,
but it's not easy.
--
Lester Caine
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L.S.Caine Electronic Services