Hy i'm helping a friend who has a old d3 9 out of mantince, to improved his system... he is already in virtual machine
and his new hardware is a cpu with 32 cores with 32 Gb ram
what tweaks i can make to his pick0 file to improve the system ?
his configuration is like this:
core 3500000 10
basic 8192
nice 0
that box is only for d3, there is no mysql,no orders services running
his database is arround 98 GB
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Alberto Leal
System Analyst
Millano Distribuidora de Auto Pecas Ltda
Varzea Grande MT BR
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As far as the "core" statement, it's a limitation of 9.0 ( being 32-bit ) that you cannot got above 3.5 GB, so the 35000000 number cannot be bigger.
But you can change the "basic" statement from "8192" to "0" which will make flash basic run better.
If you're only running D3 on that machine, changing the "nice" statement will not do anything for you.
Nothing else in pick0 to tweak.
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Brian S. Cram
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Software
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Hy i'm helping a friend who has a old d3 9 out of mantince, to improved his system... he is already in virtual machine
and his new hardware is a cpu with 32 cores with 32 Gb ram
what tweaks i can make to his pick0 file to improve the system ?
his configuration is like this:
core 3500000 10
basic 8192
nice 0
that box is only for d3, there is no mysql,no orders services running
his database is arround 98 GB
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Alberto Leal
System Analyst
Millano Distribuidora de Auto Pecas Ltda
Varzea Grande MT BR
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A little more on the "basic" statement:
The "basic" statement relates to flashBASIC object shared memory that is not part of D3's shared memory segment(s) as defined by the "core" statement. It's where a program can be loaded and made available to all users running that program so that each user doesn't load its own copy into memory. Used to be a good idea when machines didn't have gigabytes or terabytes of memory, but we really almost never need this anymore, so set it to "0".
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Brian S. Cram
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Software
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A little more on the "basic" statement:
The "basic" statement relates to flashBASIC object shared memory that is not part of D3's shared memory segment(s) as defined by the "core" statement. It's where a program can be loaded and made available to all users running that program so that each user doesn't load its own copy into memory. Used to be a good idea when machines didn't have gigabytes or terabytes of memory, but we really almost never need this anymore, so set it to "0".
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Brian S. Cram
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Software
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thanks Brian... i will see if its possible to upgrade to new version of D3 that suports 64 bits.. since he is out ouf of manticente support... hewill need to put the hand in the pocket and pay at least one renew
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Alberto Leal
System Analyst
Millano Distribuidora de Auto Pecas Ltda
Varzea Grande MT BR
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thanks Brian... i will see if its possible to upgrade to new version of D3 that suports 64 bits.. since he is out ouf of manticente support... hewill need to put the hand in the pocket and pay at least one renew
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Alberto Leal
System Analyst
Millano Distribuidora de Auto Pecas Ltda
Varzea Grande MT BR
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Hi Alberto,
RE (quote) : i will see if its possible to upgrade to new version of D3 that suports 64 bits.. since he is out ouf of manticente support... hewill need to put the hand in the pocket and pay at least one renew
When I upgraded my D3 from the 32 bit to 64 bit version, I tested the 64 bit version with a temporary licence prior to deactivating my old version.
Being happy with the newer version, I deavctivated the old version and received a permanant activation for the newer version.
Please note that my D3 system has always had the annual maintenance support paid.
As your friend is out of maintenance, he will probably need to purchase a new licence at full cost.
There may be an option to pay (and catch up on?) maintenance support to only require an upgrade of the system.
Brian or one of his colleagues may be able to advise you on which course of action to take.
Regards and best wishes,
Warwick Dreher
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Warwick Dreher
Warwick Dreher
Croydon AU
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Hi Alberto,
RE (quote) : i will see if its possible to upgrade to new version of D3 that suports 64 bits.. since he is out ouf of manticente support... hewill need to put the hand in the pocket and pay at least one renew
When I upgraded my D3 from the 32 bit to 64 bit version, I tested the 64 bit version with a temporary licence prior to deactivating my old version.
Being happy with the newer version, I deavctivated the old version and received a permanant activation for the newer version.
Please note that my D3 system has always had the annual maintenance support paid.
As your friend is out of maintenance, he will probably need to purchase a new licence at full cost.
There may be an option to pay (and catch up on?) maintenance support to only require an upgrade of the system.
Brian or one of his colleagues may be able to advise you on which course of action to take.
Regards and best wishes,
Warwick Dreher
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Warwick Dreher
Warwick Dreher
Croydon AU
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Thanks, Warwick. Alberto, depending on how long ago the support maintenance agreement lapsed, we can explore what kind of deal the renewal team can make you. Please reach out to your Rocket D3 sales rep for more information.
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Brian S. Cram
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Software
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