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Re: Forum & CP was down? Yep, Yash posted in Critical Alerts that they are shifting the Datacenter right now, so some problems and downtimes may arise

This is of course depends if you live approx. in same time zone as support. Yeah, they still need a time to sleep :)

Congratulations, Lord Bliss :)

Lol, I do usually the same :) And congrats on Lord :D

Ouch, you are right. As I remember, you have always add ":" between commands if you put them in same line, so this is the error... I probably formatted the code (as I always do) before checked it, that's why I've got no error :) But looks like Bliss already solved the problem, since he is not...

Good one, though this is not the case. But anyway the closing bracket was missing. It won't cause compiler error though, since it is just a string. As I mentioned, I was able to compile successfully and run (untill crashed on database :) ) the code without single change on both my machine and...

Re: Answered one of em... Well, AspUpload as well as FileSystemObject are both available on JodoHost. What help do you need with it?

Maybe they restricted any changes because of server moving? In the e-mail there was something about that

Basicly yes. So how it applies to speed you'll ask? Well, I'll give an example with SQL Server, since this is what I know. There is an option in SQL Server - how much of data to keep in RAM (which causes of course faster access and respond). So because of limitation of 32bit systems, maximim you...

Ah yes, and about 64 bit processors... Well, here everything is goes about size. You have big database, memory usage, large files, etc.? Then 64 bit is for you. See, basicly the upper border of, for example, memory in computer may be 4Gb. Why? Because 32bit number can be maximum 4Gb, or if you...

Also, I'll tell why I know it, lol. The company I'm working in, just bought one computer with HT technology.. Well, I were testing its speed for about 2 weeks for now. SQL Server does work better on it, but our programs (since they are not designed for multi-processor) don't take any advantage...

Right, just as with multi-processor systems. I've edited my previous message and included some applications that support multiple-processors :) Not sure about games. AFAIK there is no computer game that support multi-processor or hyperthreading, but I may be wrong.

Well, hyperthreading is something new in the world of computers. It means that your system has only ONE processor, but all software "see" actually TWO. And of course, not only you can see two processors, but programs that designed to work for multi-processor systems, can take advantage of this...

I think Stewart just pointed all my thoughts, lol. Delphi... well Pascal was the first language I programmed (except Basic, but it was in school, so doesn't count :) ). Then Delphi, which was my favorite for several years, since Delphi 1 to Delphi 4, until I found a job as a C++ programmer...

Are you sure this is the exact code that fails? It compiles fine on my machine. Though the first "On Error Goto 0" I'm sure should be "On Error Resume Next" (otherwise there is no point calling it). For the first time, try to comment/remove all "On Error..." in this function and let's see what...

Re: What Profile ?? here at the forum ?? Yep right. Click on teh "User CP" button at the top of the page, then choose Profile and scroll down. Then enter in the text box "Hosting Username" your username used for HSPHERE

Yep, it is the same. Actually I never had problems by myself too, but the top bandwidth I've got was 1.8 Gb/month, so I guess it still in boundaries of "unlimited" :) But I knew some people who had a high traffic and their sites were abandoned because of "violations". One of them had a MP3...

Finally someone explained this :) I think I'll put their image-link on my site

Can you post the code? Just few lines around line 136