Uniko Sistemi srl Active Member Licensed User Oct 20, 2023 #1 Good morning everyone. I have a problem that only occurs with b4i. I have a txt file that contains 3500 lines, in which I should search for an item that can be present multiple times. so I should find a method to search for all the desired items within this file. I tried readlist (but the file is too big and becomes slow)..can anyone give me some advice? A thousand thanks unfortunately I have to use txt (customer need) and I can't use sql
Good morning everyone. I have a problem that only occurs with b4i. I have a txt file that contains 3500 lines, in which I should search for an item that can be present multiple times. so I should find a method to search for all the desired items within this file. I tried readlist (but the file is too big and becomes slow)..can anyone give me some advice? A thousand thanks unfortunately I have to use txt (customer need) and I can't use sql
Solution E E emexes Oct 20, 2023 And is it as slow in Release mode as it is in Debug mode? You might need to comment out the Log calls so that your app runs properly in Release mode.
And is it as slow in Release mode as it is in Debug mode? You might need to comment out the Log calls so that your app runs properly in Release mode.
Uniko Sistemi srl Active Member Licensed User Oct 20, 2023 #21 Thank you for your patience and interest! Have a good day!!! Upvote 0
E emexes Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 20, 2023 #22 Uniko Sistemi srl said: amazing! Click to expand... I agree ? I could believe that Debug mode might be 10-times slower, but 1000-times slower is... amazing! Maybe it is the overhead of communicating debug/trace/watch/log information back to the debug IDE. Especially if there are active breakpoints or watched variables (if they are possible - it's been a while since I used B4I, and I don't have it installed on my replacement laptop... which reminds me: everything I've written above is based on untested thinking ). Upvote 0
Uniko Sistemi srl said: amazing! Click to expand... I agree ? I could believe that Debug mode might be 10-times slower, but 1000-times slower is... amazing! Maybe it is the overhead of communicating debug/trace/watch/log information back to the debug IDE. Especially if there are active breakpoints or watched variables (if they are possible - it's been a while since I used B4I, and I don't have it installed on my replacement laptop... which reminds me: everything I've written above is based on untested thinking ).
