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Script is running slower in FMP 7

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I have a Batch Tracking database that I just upgraded to FMP 7. The actual database is living on a FMP 7 Advanced server. This one particular script is running significantly slower now in FMP 7. There isn't much to it so I don't understand why. The database tracks mail batches that are assigned to processors. This script allows the users to assign multiple batches to 1 person without manually creating each new record. Here is the script:

loop

Exit if[isEmpty(NoOfBatchesToCreate)]

Exit if[NoBatchesToCreate = 0]

Duplicate Record/Request

Insert Calculated value(NoBatchesToCreate;NoBatchesToCreate -1)

End loop

Does anybody have any ideas what might be going on? Do I need to tune some settings on the server? Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks!

John

Have you installed the most recent FileMaker updates?

http://www.filemaker.com/support/updaters.html

Is it only this one script that's slow, or is it just that the problem is more noticeable with this script?

  • 2 weeks later...
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The latest updates are installed. It seems to be only this script in this database.

John

  • 2 weeks later...

Change your Insert to a Set Field step, make sure the layout is set to View as Form, and that you are freezing the window before the loop. Does that help any?

How many auto-entered fields do you have and are there any that reference related files? If so, File References may need some cleaning.

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