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phprunner 10.2 Crashing

 		6/30/2019 3:51:08 PM
PHPRunner General questions
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 bobbywhitley authorDevClub member

My phprunner 10.2 Crashing once a project gets to a certain size. I am using the 64 bit version. Had to go back to 10.1 version of the project. It crashes in two ways.

  1. Stays stuck on loading the project and never parses the project.
  2. Receive and out of memory error.
    In both cases once I receive this error the project will never open again. This is after a clean save and build of the project.
    I had a 10.1 version of the project that does not crash.
    Anyone else have the same or similar issue with 10.2?
woodey2002 6/30/2019

how much RAM has your machine got?
During the build process I sometimes get a rare crash, when I check my Memory usage it is well into 80 percentile, with google chrome being the main cause with 100s of tabs.
Maybe keep an eye on you memory usage during the build to see if it is an issue for you.
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 		bobbywhitley authorDevClub member 6/30/2019



how much RAM has your machine got?
During the build process I sometimes get a rare crash, when I check my Memory usage it is well into 80 percentile, with google chrome being the main cause with 100s of tabs.
Maybe keep an eye on you memory usage during the build to see if it is an issue for you.
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 		bobbywhitley authorDevClub member 6/30/2019





I have 12GB of Ram. Same project with same number of forms does not crash using 10.1. I do make a practice of closing chrome before the build process.
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 		Mark Kramer 6/30/2019



I have 12GB of Ram. Same project with same number of forms does not crash using 10.1. I do make a practice of closing chrome before the build process.


Sometimes an error on a drive will cause a crash if the program hits a bad sector. Open a command prompt "cmd" from Start on Win7 or cortona on Win 10. In the window at the prompt

Type in chkdsk /f on your drive that you build on. So if it was drive c it would be chkdsk /f C: That should repair any errors on the drive and if it was the crash problem, fix it too.
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 		Boyd 7/2/2019

I have been noticing similar issues of taking forever to load and do things in the latest version of 10.2. wasn't having issues until the latest build but was asked to upgrade because of another issue I was having. I have a i7 processor, SSD and 16 GB of RAM and the latest build is very slow. I have another machine with i5 processor, SSD, and 32 GB of RAM and the same thing.