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TheMadDBA
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Well to be fair to PSC, some of these things are out of their control. They can check for free memory and see that X amount is available, but Windows still might not be able to actually allocate it to that process.They have to run within the operating system rules and sometimes those restrictions aren't known until you actually try and grab the memory. 32 bit .NET, Oracle and SQL Server all have the same issues that PSC does because it is a 32 bit OS issue and not a product issue. Running 32 bit on non Windows operating systems also have limitations that are tied to how the OS handles memory. Is he saying the 64 development environment doesn't exist in Progress or the tools they use to write the DLLs? OE 11.3 and above have 64 bit GUI clients.
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