Tokenization

[Richard Kreiss]

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> [mailto:filepro-list-bounces+rkreiss=verizon.net at lists.celestial.com] On
> Behalf Of Del
> Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2014 3:42 PM
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> Subject: Tokenization
> 
> Hi all:
> 
> I have a called routine that calculates interest in one of my filepro financial
> apps.
> It normally runs ok on my Win 7 pro 64 bit system.
> I am running filePro 5.00.00 because that is what my client is running.
> However, the client is on Windows Vista, and when he tries to use the @key
> function that kicks off the called routine, it crashes with a message that
> indicates there is not enough tokenization space to run the routine (don’t
> have exact message text but I can get it if needed).
> So I changed the menu that starts up the program in which the call is made
> and added a –t flag, figuring that I just had to change the tokenization size.
> This was done on my computer (Win 7) not his.
> However, no matter what –t nnnnn value I use, that causes my routine (that
> works ok without the –t flag) to crash with a message indicating that an
> instruction tried to reference low memory.
> Anyone seen this before.  I never did clearly understand this tokenization
> table stuff.
> 
> Del Neroni

Del,

Try setting:
-t 500000 -tv 500000 -tf 200000

These work for me when I am debugging my programs.  These setting should allow you5r call program to run.

As an aside, why not get you client to upgrade the Vista to Windows 7.  Vista is a really bad OS for other than personal use at best.  I have moved all of my clients, friends & family off of Vista on all of their computers as it is really bad.

Although I prefer a clean install, Vista to Windows 7 upgrade can be done without doing a clean install.


Richard Kreiss
GCC Consulting

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