Subj : [SemPoint] Breakthrough To : Martin Foster From : August Abolins Date : Fri Jun 07 2019 20:50:00 Hello Martin! ** 05.06.19 - 12:57, Martin Foster wrote to August Abolins: AA>> But remember, I was having THIS problem: MF>Yes. AA>>> 05/25/2019 07:19 PM 162,203 FIDOTEST.JDT AA>>> 05/26/2019 05:07 PM 1,520 FIDOTEST.JDX AA>>> 05/26/2019 05:13 PM 4,294,967,371 FIDOTEST.JHR AA>>> 05/26/2019 05:13 PM 32 FIDOTEST.JLR AA>> Reading existing messages and writing a new message went well. But as AA>> soon as I went back the C)hange an message that I had previously posted AA>> (but not yet tossed or sent), the above happend. MF>Earlier this morning, I did a very simple test which was to delete one MF>single message. Doesn't get much simpler, does it? Very simple. :) MF>SemPoint immediately locked up and after watching the twirly-whirly MF>wheel spinning round and round for something like 20 seconds, I got MF>control back. The message list was still there but when I hit MF>on one of the messages, the message was blank, as were all the others. MF>I then looked at my messagebase directory and there it was in all its MF>glory, the infamous 4Gb file - Pah!! The same problem should occur if you tried to C)hange a message. MF>From my tests so far, I conclude that the only viable message base MF>format is *.MSG - Hmph! Yes.. so we can eliminate the use of JAM if used in Win7/32, or WinXP. :( But then the jury is still out on Squish bases (via Fastecho). Modifying, C)hange-ing a message in a Squish message base did not trigger the 4GB bloat problem. But I still don't have Fastecho setup to fully test incoming and outgoing prosessing. ../|ug --- OpenXP 5.0.39 * Origin: o,,,,o§ø`ø§o,,,,o§ø`ø§o,,,,o (2:221/1.58) .