Shamil Salakhetdinov
shamil at users.mns.ru
Wed Jan 9 16:16:06 CST 2008
Hi John, Maybe that's a little bit off-topic - as an addition on Vista and .NET Framework and MS SQl2005 stability (sorry that wasn't MS Access 2007) - a sample of real world software I'm developing here, which I did run on Vista: - this is .NET Framework 2.0/C# console test app + 6 DLLs talking to MS SQL 2005 Professional; - it did run in 33 threads all talking to the same MS SQL 2005 back-end for 40+ hours non-stop; - the RAM consumption of the app did stabilize around 12 MB; - the generated text log was 650+ MB; - it did verify rather sophisticated business rules implemented mainly in code; - it does have thousands of custom classes many of which are generated CRUD but quite a few custom handmade programming ones; - it did generate around 2500 x 20000+ test orders based on information from about 3000000+ production tables' rows... - it did run 2500 cycles in 33 threads removing all generated orders after running each cycle... Just a real life story... (I'd think MS Access 2007 would also be that stable running custom apps on Vista although everybody knows that MS Access 2.0, 97, 2003 - all were also very stable when properly programmed...) -- Shamil