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    Error message--Out of memory

    Happy Thanksgiving to all,

    When I run an import operation I get the following error message:

    "Running import operation
    Out of memory"

    My computer has:
    Windows XP -Home edition,
    Processor-1.86GHz
    1.86GHz, 0.99 GB of RAM
    50.2 GB free space

    I am importing an Excel 4.0 file and cannot figure out why the error message.

    Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.

    Bill

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    Re: Error message--Out of memory

    Are you using the standard import genie or the ADO Import Genie available in v7 which is much more robust? I agree you shouldn't have this problem if the Excel file really is v4.
    There can be only one.

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      #3
      Re: Error message--Out of memory

      Are you using the standard import genie or the ADO Import Genie available in v7 which is much more robust? I agree you shouldn't have this problem if the Excel file really is v4.

      I have been using the standard import genie and it has worked until now. I will try the ADO Import Genie.

      Thanks..

      Bill

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        Re: Error message--Out of memory

        Originally posted by Billn View Post
        Happy Thanksgiving to all,

        When I run an import operation I get the following error message:

        "Running import operation
        Out of memory"

        My computer has:
        Windows XP -Home edition,
        Processor-1.86GHz
        1.86GHz, 0.99 GB of RAM
        50.2 GB free space

        I am importing an Excel 4.0 file and cannot figure out why the error message.

        Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.

        Bill
        Bill, you should not be getting this problem. 1 GB of RAM should be heaps. I assume you have a recent build of A5v7 installed, also that you are not running other memory hungry applications concurrently that are taking up too much space and not leaving enough for A5. Also check that the number of those pesky little extras that install and always run in the background whenever you install new software have not gotten out of hand. Use ctrl-alt-del and check the Applications and Processes tabs to check this.

        Failing this if the problem is reproducable report your problem to the good folk at Alpha Software via the "report a bug" option on the A5 help menu. It would pay to send them a copy of the Excel data file you were using as well.

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          Re: Error message--Out of memory

          Bill

          Try having Excel save it as a dbf and see what you get. I'll sometimes do that until the problems are gone and then use Alpha to import...
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