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fmilano
Hi,
I'm developing a database sincronization application. I developed it
and tried it using just console input and output (a simple console
application). As the sincronizer is working OK I want to use it from
a nice Windows Application.
I created a new Windows Application project, added some controls and I
wrote this event handler:
private void Init_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
Sincronizer Sinc = new Sincronizer();
Sinc.Start();
}
Sinc.Start() runs all the sincronization tasks. The problem is that
when I run it, memory starts growing really fast (from 200Mb to 600Mb
in seconds). I really don't know what I'm doing wrong, since the
sincronizer object worked perfectly in my console application.
I would really appreciate some help
thanks,
Federico
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I'm developing a database sincronization application. I developed it
and tried it using just console input and output (a simple console
application). As the sincronizer is working OK I want to use it from
a nice Windows Application.
I created a new Windows Application project, added some controls and I
wrote this event handler:
private void Init_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
Sincronizer Sinc = new Sincronizer();
Sinc.Start();
}
Sinc.Start() runs all the sincronization tasks. The problem is that
when I run it, memory starts growing really fast (from 200Mb to 600Mb
in seconds). I really don't know what I'm doing wrong, since the
sincronizer object worked perfectly in my console application.
I would really appreciate some help
thanks,
Federico
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Posted at:
www.GroupSrv.com
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