To effectively troubleshoot poor performance of a Visual FoxPro custom application you need a through understand of the operating system environment and the source code for the custom application. We then look at software running on the machines (both server and local work station), and finally, we exam the network. We look at the various factors regarding setting and design that impact performance. The troubleshooting framework proposed in this article begins with the application. These include the application, operating system, software that runs concurrently in the environment with the FoxPro executable, and the network. This means closely examining all factors that potentially effect performance. Oftentimes, troubleshooting a performance issue in any application is best done using a holistic approach. Visual FoxPro memory usage and configuration They include, but are not limited, to the following: The root cause(s) of poor application performance are many and varied. The goal of this article is to offer suggestions for improving performance and some tools the developer can use to identify areas of code that contribute to performance bottlenecks.
Users report performance that does not meet their expectations. You have a custom application written in either Visual FoxPro 8.0 or 9.0. Improving Performance in Visual FoxPro Applications Symptoms
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