After installing Delphi Speed Up, I noticed that my TDBISAMEngine component
would not let me change the Active Property to TRUE.

I uninstall DelphiSpeedUp and I can change this property just fine.

Not sure of implication.. Just FYI

Thanks
Clive.

Clive,

Checked it here, repeatedly.  I can't reproduce that error on my machine.  Are you using
BDS2006 with update 2?

I have zero issues.  And everything is just so much faster.  I wonder why I'm the only one
seeing these improvements?



"Clive" <dd@dddd.com> wrote:

After installing Delphi Speed Up, I noticed that my TDBISAMEngine component
would not let me change the Active Property to TRUE.

I uninstall DelphiSpeedUp and I can change this property just fine.

Not sure of implication.. Just FYI

Thanks
Clive.

Im on D7.1 , I dont have 2006 to try.

But def problem on D7, I do get a peformance increase using it though.. But
have stopped in light of this problem



"Graham Wood" <gdwfleetware@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:7657340D-20DE-4F8F-83C6-D539D2DC9C07@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Clive,
>
> Checked it here, repeatedly.  I can't reproduce that error on my machine.
> Are you using
> BDS2006 with update 2?
>
> I have zero issues.  And everything is just so much faster.  I wonder why
> I'm the only one
> seeing these improvements?
>
>
>
> "Clive" <dd@dddd.com> wrote:
>
> After installing Delphi Speed Up, I noticed that my TDBISAMEngine
> component
> would not let me change the Active Property to TRUE.
>
> I uninstall DelphiSpeedUp and I can change this property just fine.
>
> Not sure of implication.. Just FYI
>
> Thanks
> Clive.
>
>

Hey! I have the same problem! I've been racking my brains trying to
figure out why I can't get my engine going! It works at runtime, but
design time is a no go. It happened right after I installed Delphi
speedup too.

Hmmmmm.....what to do?

Regards,

Jason Lee


Clive wrote:
> After installing Delphi Speed Up, I noticed that my TDBISAMEngine component
> would not let me change the Active Property to TRUE.
>
> I uninstall DelphiSpeedUp and I can change this property just fine.
>
> Not sure of implication.. Just FYI
>
> Thanks
> Clive.
>
>

BTW, I'm also on D7...

Jason Lee

> Hey! I have the same problem! I've been racking my brains trying to
> figure out why I can't get my engine going! It works at runtime, but
> design time is a no go. It happened right after I installed Delphi
> speedup too.

Engine cranks OK with the 2005 version ...

Nick

Jason Lee <computerguy@wavecable.com> wrote:

BTW, I'm also on D7...

Jason Lee

> Hey! I have the same problem! I've been racking my brains trying to
> figure out why I can't get my engine going! It works at runtime, but
> design time is a no go. It happened right after I installed Delphi
> speedup too.

Version 169 is now available and I loaded it with D7 and v330 of DBISAM and
all is working great!

Walter



"Jason Lee" <computerguy@wavecable.com> wrote in message
news:FA70A7FA-F393-4EB2-B295-0CF766407E27@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Hey! I have the same problem! I've been racking my brains trying to figure
> out why I can't get my engine going! It works at runtime, but design time
> is a no go. It happened right after I installed Delphi speedup too.
>
> Hmmmmm.....what to do?
>
> Regards,
>
> Jason Lee
>
>
> Clive wrote:
>> After installing Delphi Speed Up, I noticed that my TDBISAMEngine
>> component would not let me change the Active Property to TRUE.
>>
>> I uninstall DelphiSpeedUp and I can change this property just fine.
>>
>> Not sure of implication.. Just FYI
>>
>> Thanks
>> Clive.

Dell Dimension 8400
P 4  3.2 Ghz  HT
2 GB RAM
7200 RPM SATA 160 GB HD

D7 Ent - with lots of packages installed - 80 seconds to load

With DelphiSpeedUp 1.69 - 30 seconds to load


Walter


"Walter Matte" <walter_@_interlog.com> wrote in message
news:59F65793-F629-4B1D-B43A-882BAD1AB923@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Version 169 is now available and I loaded it with D7 and v330 of DBISAM
> and all is working great!
>
> Walter
>
>
>
> "Jason Lee" <computerguy@wavecable.com> wrote in message
> news:FA70A7FA-F393-4EB2-B295-0CF766407E27@news.elevatesoft.com...
>> Hey! I have the same problem! I've been racking my brains trying to
>> figure out why I can't get my engine going! It works at runtime, but
>> design time is a no go. It happened right after I installed Delphi
>> speedup too.
>>
>> Hmmmmm.....what to do?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Jason Lee
>>
>>
>> Clive wrote:
>>> After installing Delphi Speed Up, I noticed that my TDBISAMEngine
>>> component would not let me change the Active Property to TRUE.
>>>
>>> I uninstall DelphiSpeedUp and I can change this property just fine.
>>>
>>> Not sure of implication.. Just FYI
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Clive.
>
>

RE DelphiSpeedUp 1.69.  It breaks pretty much everything in D7/BDS2006 for me.  Simple
test, double-click on a form to add an OnCreate event - bang! There you go.  Now add a
TEdit to the form and hit F9 - bang again!

V1.65 is super great for me.  Think I'll stick with it till they get this sorted.

<<"Walter Matte" <walter_@_interlog.com> wrote:
D7 Ent - with lots of packages installed - 80 seconds to load
With DelphiSpeedUp 1.69 - 30 seconds to load

Interesting... all of that works for me....

I'm happy at the speed benefit.

Walter


"Graham Wood" <gdwfleetware@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:B0671B71-9044-44EE-8F43-536AE630AEA7@news.elevatesoft.com...
> RE DelphiSpeedUp 1.69.  It breaks pretty much everything in D7/BDS2006 for
> me.  Simple
> test, double-click on a form to add an OnCreate event - bang! There you
> go.  Now add a
> TEdit to the form and hit F9 - bang again!
>
> V1.65 is super great for me.  Think I'll stick with it till they get this
> sorted.
>
> <<"Walter Matte" <walter_@_interlog.com> wrote:
> D7 Ent - with lots of packages installed - 80 seconds to load
> With DelphiSpeedUp 1.69 - 30 seconds to load
>
>