Programming with dBASE - Size in bytes on a memory chip

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Size in bytes on a memory chip

evilaro

2006-01-31, 8:23 pm

To all:

I know that I should know.. but

How can I find out form dBASE
the size en bytes of a memory chip

I mean tha maximun it can hold, regardless of
how full or empty it is.

Thanks

Emilio

David Kerber

2006-01-31, 8:23 pm

In article <XuNFHXqJGHA.1984@news-server>, buzon[NO]@evilfoto.es says...
> To all:
>
> I know that I should know.. but
>
> How can I find out form dBASE
> the size en bytes of a memory chip
>
> I mean tha maximun it can hold, regardless of
> how full or empty it is.

Huh? Do you mean how big the DIMMs installed in your computer are? If
you can get this at all, it would be a Windows API call, though I know
you can get the total amount of installed physical RAM with an API call.
Or are you referring to the hard drive size? I know that can be found
via an API call.

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evilaro

2006-01-31, 8:23 pm

David:

Sorry... again not very clear.
I repost the subject

Emilio

"David Kerber" < ns_dkerber@ns_Warren
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mensaje news:MPG. 1e4997fe9087878d989d
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> In article <XuNFHXqJGHA.1984@news-server>, buzon[NO]@evilfoto.es says...
>
> Huh? Do you mean how big the DIMMs installed in your computer are? If
> you can get this at all, it would be a Windows API call, though I know
> you can get the total amount of installed physical RAM with an API call.
> Or are you referring to the hard drive size? I know that can be found
> via an API call.
>
>
> --
> Remove the ns_ from if replying by e-mail (but keep posts in the
> newsgroups if possible).

2006-02-01, 7:23 am

HI,

Seeing that it is mostlikely that the card will present as a disk drive,
You could use a combination of DISKSPACE([<drive expN>]), along with an
aggregated value of current file sizes, including folder and subfolders

Robret

"evilaro" <buzon[NO]@evilfoto.es> wrote in message
news:XuNFHXqJGHA.1984@news-server...
> To all:
>
> I know that I should know.. but
>
> How can I find out form dBASE
> the size en bytes of a memory chip
>
> I mean tha maximun it can hold, regardless of
> how full or empty it is.
>
> Thanks
>
> Emilio
>
>

evilaro

2006-02-02, 3:23 am

Robert...

Yes.... That is what I will be doing.

Thanks

Emilio

"rb" <me@u.com> escribió en el mensaje news:mNg4PixJGHA.1100@news-server...
> HI,
>
> Seeing that it is mostlikely that the card will present as a disk drive,
> You could use a combination of DISKSPACE([<drive expN>]), along with an
> aggregated value of current file sizes, including folder and subfolders
>
> Robret

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