| Robert Bravery 2005-12-21, 3:23 am |
| Hi Dennis,
Well, most of the time memory issues tend to be a programming fault. Have
you cleared and released unused objects and memory variables, closed tables
and dmds, cross referenced objects, etc. Theses are normallly the cause of
memory leaks. The error that you are talking about could refer to a
particular command. Can you determin the line number and hence the command
being executed. This sometimes happens with either, old dbase commands or
SQL commands.
Also other errors that are associated with this error, is table cannot be
accessed because of previous error. Try and re-create all indexes, pack the
tables, rigid house cleaning. Clear out temp tables etc
We need a little bit more here
Do a search with "DATABASE ENGINE ERROR:FULL DBASE EXPRESSIONS NOT
SUPPORTED" on google groups, there is a lengthy discussion about this.
Robert
"Dennis Levy" <Lcibiz@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:Su0c13bBGHA.1296@news-server...
> I am getting concerned about memory issues. There are certain programs
that after we do 35-6 transactions, we get messages that could relate to
memory. Usual message is: DATABASE ENGINE ERROR:FULL DBASE EXPRESSIONS NOT
SUPPORTED. What has anyone learned about memory issues with version2.6. Is
there a problem here and what are you doing about it?
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