hi all,
i'm exploring the magnificent possibilities of V13 and I notice that the watchlist is building the list very slow and it is unuseable.
I ve reinstalled v13.0.00, imported all macro's from scratch, but the watchlist stil reacts very slow.
Are there more of you experiencing this problem?
Thanks !
kind regards
Djek
EDIT: I think it has to do with the presence of array's in the watchlist, if i scroll the watchlist, when it arrives to the arrays it takes some time to re-group them . I f the array is huge (900) then it takes 10 secondes.
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V13 watchlist very slow
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One of our main aims with v13 was to make the watch list FASTER, and one of the ways we've done that is to make arrays only show the container name and allow you to drill down on them. In v12 and earlier debugging could get painfully slow if you had code that created large arrays. In v13 there is now no delay.
Aside from that there are no changes that should make it slower and we certainly haven't noticed any slowdowns during testing or since.
Aside from that there are no changes that should make it slower and we certainly haven't noticed any slowdowns during testing or since.
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This thread made me wonder whether I could overwhelm the watchlist. So...
From the editor, just ran a select all query on a large database. I try not to do this normally because it does take a while. After about 5 minutes the query returned 22557 records each with 41 fields, that totals 924,837 variables. The watchlist is still responsive even with nearly a million variables assigned.
Picked the plus beside the variable to display all 900K variables. This again topk about 5 minutes, but after the display completed the watchlist was again instantly responsive. Although, now that I have this massive variable count, each press of F8 to step through the script takes about 3 seconds. I suppose that's understandable.
Dell Inspiron laptop, Dual core 2.4 Ghz Pentium with 2 Gig RAM. Win XP SP3. Macro Scheduler v13.0.00
From the editor, just ran a select all query on a large database. I try not to do this normally because it does take a while. After about 5 minutes the query returned 22557 records each with 41 fields, that totals 924,837 variables. The watchlist is still responsive even with nearly a million variables assigned.
Picked the plus beside the variable to display all 900K variables. This again topk about 5 minutes, but after the display completed the watchlist was again instantly responsive. Although, now that I have this massive variable count, each press of F8 to step through the script takes about 3 seconds. I suppose that's understandable.
Dell Inspiron laptop, Dual core 2.4 Ghz Pentium with 2 Gig RAM. Win XP SP3. Macro Scheduler v13.0.00
Ok, thanks for the input, but now i'm curious ! :
I managed to break down my script to the bottleneck, and i would be very pleased if you try to run this script to the breakpoint, wait for 5 secondes and then scroll trough the watchlist.
Beware that it creates a file on c:\temp
With this script my watchlist is very slow. (Compaq NX6110)
I havent try this on a other laptop.
Thanks!
kind regards,
Djek
I managed to break down my script to the bottleneck, and i would be very pleased if you try to run this script to the breakpoint, wait for 5 secondes and then scroll trough the watchlist.
Beware that it creates a file on c:\temp
With this script my watchlist is very slow. (Compaq NX6110)
I havent try this on a other laptop.
Thanks!
Code: Select all
let>weeknr=44
let>pad=c:\temp
HTTPRequest>http://www.curatoren.nl/fo/verslag_overzicht.php?weeknr=2011%weeknr%,%pad%\weeknr%weeknr%.txt,GET,,strHTML,,,,
ReadFile>%pad%\weeknr%weeknr%.txt,inlees
Separate>inlees,<td><a href=',inlees_stuk
**BREAKPOINT**
label>einde
Djek
wel thanks for testing,
there must be something wrong over here, If I scroll, or watch the array everything gets stuck and stacato.
Hm stupid of me to first remove V12, I now know that these versions can work both seperate. I allready reinstalled V13, so next step is to remove V13, reinstall V12 and then reinstall V13.
Well its sure foggy over here, but this must wait for a rainy day.
Again thanks for testing, i realy apreasiate this,
kind regards,
Djek
there must be something wrong over here, If I scroll, or watch the array everything gets stuck and stacato.
Hm stupid of me to first remove V12, I now know that these versions can work both seperate. I allready reinstalled V13, so next step is to remove V13, reinstall V12 and then reinstall V13.
Well its sure foggy over here, but this must wait for a rainy day.
Again thanks for testing, i realy apreasiate this,
kind regards,
Djek
Thanks for the tip Armstrong,
completely disabled Microsoft security essentials
Disabled firewall
but No, even if I boot with F8 in the safe mode with network, (winXPpro)
the "lag" continious making me nuts.
Im sure that its something like you suggested, but if I find it, Ill let you know.
The watchlist folding isnt there on V12 so there I dont have problems.
kind regards
Djek
completely disabled Microsoft security essentials
Disabled firewall
but No, even if I boot with F8 in the safe mode with network, (winXPpro)
the "lag" continious making me nuts.
Im sure that its something like you suggested, but if I find it, Ill let you know.
The watchlist folding isnt there on V12 so there I dont have problems.
kind regards
Djek