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Not enough storage is available to process this command error

edited January 2005 in General
I am getting the following error Not enough storage is available to process
this command.
Below is a detail report.

Delphi 7. Report builder Ver 9.

This error occurs when I try to preview a second page in a report. The main
difference between this and all the other reports (that all work fine) is
this has two pages of text.

The preview shows the first page ok. When I ok the error the report stays on
the first page with no text showing. The report prints out okay and the
program continues okay.

Any ideas?.

Cheers Steve W.

Application...
Start Date : 01/19/2005 10:01:50
Name/Description: Parkforce.exe
Version Number :

Exception...
Date : 01/19/2005 11:54:12
Address: 00441D67
Module : Parkforce.exe
Type : EOutOfResources
Message: Not enough storage is available to process this command. .

Active Controls...
Form Class : TppPrintPreview
Form Text : Print Preview
Control Class: TButton
Control Text : Close

Computer...
Name : SNA123456789
Total Memory: 511 Mb
Free Memory : 124 Mb
Total Disk : 55.88 Gb
Free Disk : 24.52 Gb

Operating System...
Type : Microsoft Windows XP
Build # : 2600
Language: English (United Kingdom)

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Steve Warburton
Parkforce
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UK direct number 0161 337 4493
Email SteveW@Parkforce.com

Comments

  • edited January 2005
    Hi Steve,

    Does this error occur every time you try to load this report? Even from
    file at designtime? Are you loading this report from a server? I did a
    little research about this error on line and most everything I found about
    it pointed toward the lack of sufficient memory (RAM) to process a command.

    --
    Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com

    Best Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com
  • edited January 2005
    Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors) wrote:


    This error can stem from a large number of issues. There are many
    failed operations that Windows *assumes* are due to memory issues, that
    really aren't.

    For example, there were two issues that caused this error when making
    RPC calls that are completely unrelated to memory. These issues were
    fixed in Windows 2000 SP4.

    It is also common to see this error when a firewall is blocking IP
    access. The WinSOck call fails, and Windows assumes that it is a
    memory issue. I've seen this occur with RPC when Windows Firewall (or
    ICF) is enabled.

    Since the first page of the report appears fine, I don't know what to
    suggest. I simply wanted to point out that of numerous "Not enough
    storage" issues our DataSnap/DCOM based application has encountered,
    none of them were related to lack of sufficient memory.

    --
    Jon Robertson
    Borland Certified Advanced Delphi 7 Developer
    MedEvolve, Inc
    http://www.medevolve.com
  • edited January 2005
    This is happening at design time now as well.
    I now suspect it is something to do with the Win2k server the reports are
    stored on.
    The server has 1 gig of ram.

    I have just restarted the sever and got the same error.

    I will keep you informed.




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