Re: memory condition too low

Thanks very much. Glad I asked; there are about 2,000 items left.

What's the best practice to avoid problems? My instinct is to
archive the current file, then chop old items off in the current
(working version). Or is there a better way?

Bill B

On 8/28/2015 12:52 PM, 'JS'
[email protected] [eccopro] wrote:

Yes. It’s easy. You can download EM Memory
Reporter. Open your file in Ecco and run Memory
Reporter, it shows you four figures. First three shows
how much is used for some resources: Items, View
Lines, Pointers and the fourth shows what’s left for
the most used one (marked by *).

It’s here: http://forums.eccomagic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1166763739

look for “eccomagic-memory-reporter.exe_file” and
you will need to rename it (delete “_file” part) to
run it.

Best regards,

JS

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Sent: Friday, 28 August, 2015 18:53

To: [email protected]

Subject: Re: [eccopro] memory
condition too low

Can the Ecco memory limit status be identified?

Bill

On 8/28/2015 9:51 AM,
'JS' [email protected]
[eccopro] wrote:

Probably, it has nothing to do with
the alarms. Alarms pop up irrespective
whether the file containing the events
associated with the alarms is open or
not, so you may try first to open Ecco
without any files or with one file, and
open other files after dealing with the
mutual alarms.

Probably, there is no need to close
any other application running, Low
memory condition is an internal Ecco
problem and it has nothing to do with
total memory available on your computer.

Also probably is does not depend on
the file size as such, just on the
number of items in the file (or the
number of items shown in all Ecco views
for a given file).

One way to deal with the problem
would be to notice which one of your
files causes the trouble - try closing
you files one by one, before closing
Ecco, and then deal with that file.

Best regards,

JS

From: mailto:[email protected]

Sent: Friday, August 28,
2015 16:06

To: [email protected]

Subject: [eccopro]
memory condition too low

I have several Ecco files
including large files. When I
launch the program, numerous
alarms have to be dealt with,
i.e., leave them alone or snooze
them for a future time.

Sometimes when I finish with that
procedure and I click to Close, it
reports that it couldn't do
anything with them due to low
memory condition. This concerns me
greatly.

I have tried to avoid the problem
by closing any large applications
that are running. Sometimes it
works and sometimes it doesn't.

I am concerned that I am losing
those alarms.

I am running the basic Ecco
application because the last time
I installed the Eccoext update, I
got a weird result.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Bill

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