Hi,
After updating Windows 10 Pro to 1709 version an old cobol program no longer works properly. I already tested it and verified that the program works without problems in previous version of Windows (1703).
The program runs with an old RmCobol runtime 10.01 version. The problema is in some tasks like disk operations or creating some tasks like disk operations or creating some reports the app slow down. The same tasks delay more than 20 times.
Until version 1703 everything worked without problems. I have some customers with this problem.
best regards
#print#RMCOBOLIt is the same problem with RMCOBOL version 8.0 ....
Hi,
After updating Windows 10 Pro to 1709 version an old cobol program no longer works properly. I already tested it and verified that the program works without problems in previous version of Windows (1703).
The program runs with an old RmCobol runtime 10.01 version. The problema is in some tasks like disk operations or creating some tasks like disk operations or creating some reports the app slow down. The same tasks delay more than 20 times.
Until version 1703 everything worked without problems. I have some customers with this problem.
best regards
#print#RMCOBOLI'm curious -- have you tried disabling Windows Defender or adding the directories where you create the files as exclusions to the locations it monitors? Also, are you creating files on mapped drives or network shares, or on the hard drive?
Hi,
After updating Windows 10 Pro to 1709 version an old cobol program no longer works properly. I already tested it and verified that the program works without problems in previous version of Windows (1703).
The program runs with an old RmCobol runtime 10.01 version. The problema is in some tasks like disk operations or creating some tasks like disk operations or creating some reports the app slow down. The same tasks delay more than 20 times.
Until version 1703 everything worked without problems. I have some customers with this problem.
best regards
#print#RMCOBOLMy suggestion is that you officially report this problem so it can be reproduced and properly researched.
In the meantime, one of the changes Microsoft made with 1709 was to remove SMB v1 support. You may want to read this:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4034314/smbv1-is-not-installed-windows-10-and-windows-server-version-1709
As an experiment, you can try reinstalling SMB1 on your Windows 10 machine (see the instructions at the end of the linked page), or enabling the "leasing" mode described earlier.
If either of those fix the slowdown from XP, please reply so other forum users can benefit.
