Report Builder with Vista
I am converting an application from Delphi 5 with Report Builder 7.04 to
Delphi 2007 with Report Builder 10.09.
Each time the application runs, it takes 90 seconds to produce the first
report when run on a Vista machine. Subsequent reports take a few seconds
when run on Vista. The same application and report takes a few seconds when
run on Windows XP.
When using Delphi 5 and Report Builder 7.04 to produce the application, it
took a few seconds to produce the same report on both an XP and Vista
machine.
Added the line:
TppIniStoragePlugIn.SetStorageName(lsStorageName );
to get the application to work in Vista but otherwise it is the same
application and report for both Delphi 5 and Delphi 2007.
Do you have any suggestions?
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Richard Harding
Windella Computer Knowhow
28 Freeman Drive
Lochinvar NSW 2321
Phone: 61 2 4930 7336
Mobile: 0419 016 032
email: rharding@wck.com.au
Delphi 2007 with Report Builder 10.09.
Each time the application runs, it takes 90 seconds to produce the first
report when run on a Vista machine. Subsequent reports take a few seconds
when run on Vista. The same application and report takes a few seconds when
run on Windows XP.
When using Delphi 5 and Report Builder 7.04 to produce the application, it
took a few seconds to produce the same report on both an XP and Vista
machine.
Added the line:
TppIniStoragePlugIn.SetStorageName(lsStorageName );
to get the application to work in Vista but otherwise it is the same
application and report for both Delphi 5 and Delphi 2007.
Do you have any suggestions?
--
Richard Harding
Windella Computer Knowhow
28 Freeman Drive
Lochinvar NSW 2321
Phone: 61 2 4930 7336
Mobile: 0419 016 032
email: rharding@wck.com.au
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Comments
I don't think this is a Vista issue--I've seen this with multiple
applications & 3rd party libraries, and AFAICR it was when there was a
server printer that was not avaiable when the software attempts to access
the printer (could even be just trying to check if it is available).
Ed Dressel
printer on the network.
Richard Harding