No one can help

[limelect 48]

@Dalija Prasnikar That is the time to say

"Don't use memory stream to load data to rich edit. Create temporary file and write the data into that file and then load the data from the filestream."

I tried all ready  weeks ago

[Anders Melander 1782]

This whole thread is a big waste of everyone's time, including the OP. There's no point in trying to come up with alternate solutions when it seems no real attempt has been made to locate and isolate the cause of the problem.

1. Run your application in the debugger.
2. When the out-of-memory occurs, look at the call stack and place a breakpoint somewhere up the call stack before the call to the lower level method.
3. Reset the debug session and run again.
4. When the breakpoint is hit, single-step into the methods below, watch the memory consumption and try to understand what's going on in the code.
   At some point, you will likely arrive at the location where too much memory is allocated and the cause and/or solution will present itself.

I do have a hunch about what the problem is, but it's no better than all the other guesses when the basic troubleshooting hasn't been done.

[limelect 48]

Crazy as it sounds I executed my main program

Then concurrent I executed my TEST program which it does

read this record into richedit.

Well, both programs are in memory and it worked on my test program.

However, twice the DB as I did not want a lock condition. Just to check

the loading of the record

 

[limelect 48]

@Anders Melander I answered that way of thinking.

Your proposal is too basic

[programmerdelphi2k 237]

I have to agree with "Melander"... unfortunately, the topic should have another title: Please dont help, I dont need!

Finally, I didn't attack anyone, I just reported what happened, and I can prove it with emails and "private message"!

 

I'm sorry I couldn't help but in fact the applicant doesn't give us the chance to help and postpones using the "possible solutions" sent to him!

 

Without further ado, I, as "Frost.Brutal" also give up and say that I will not respond to possible future attacks!

 

luck!

[programmerdelphi2k 237]

here is the project that "HE" send me!

NOTE: anyone can see that it's a terrible project (same that for tests)

 

 

TestMyDataBase.zip

[programmerdelphi2k 237]

On 12/9/2022 at 2:03 PM, limelect said:

@programmerdelphi2k I do not believe your solution did it.But it did

also, it is on my test program I now will move to my main program

 MyMemStream:=  ProjectsFDTable.CreateBlobStream(ProjectsFDTable.FieldByName('Description'),bmRead);
 AdvRichEditor.BeginUpdate;
AdvRichEditor.LoadFromStream(MyMemStream);
AdvRichEditor.EndUpdate

 

[Dalija Prasnikar 1396]

30 minutes ago, limelect said:

"Don't use memory stream to load data to rich edit. Create temporary file and write the data into that file and then load the data from the filestream."

I tried all ready  weeks ago

The question is whether or not you have done that correctly. The moment you write the data to file, you need to release memory of all the temporary data that was used in that process before you try to load that into control.

 

  MyMemStream :=  ProjectsFDTable.CreateBlobStream(ProjectsFDTable.FieldByName('Description'),bmRead);
  try
    TMemoryStream(MyMemStream).SaveToFile('t.txt'); // using absolute path is preferred
  finally
    MyMemStream.Free;
  end;
  Memo1.BeginUpdate;
  try
    Memo1.LoadFromFile('t.txt');
  finally
    Memo1.EndUpdate;
  end;

 

[programmerdelphi2k 237]

I have this "tech" in a project where I can read a file with +6GBytes (in disk), and each read (buffer) can have any size, since that < "file-Size" and < memory-avaliable (obviously, we must be sensible here and not overdo it at this point)!

• I start with Buffer of 32MBytes... read, work it, save and go ahead!!!
• all operations works on "bytes" processing... reading bytes, changing values, saving bytes!
• < 2minutes! < 4GBytes RAM on max data-charge (normally, 1GB is enough)

[limelect 48]

@Dalija Prasnikar see in one of my answers I even

free all used components DB and link nothing helped.

Once the program reaches max memory nothing helps

But if I use 2 programs just for testing see above it works.

Even on the same DB

Edited December 13, 2022 by limelect

[Dalija Prasnikar 1396]

5 minutes ago, limelect said:

@Dalija Prasnikar see in one of my answers I even

free all used components DB and link nothing helped.

Once the program reaches max memory nothing helps

But if I use 2 programs just for testing see above it works.

Even on the same DB

Then the problem is not in this particular code but all the other code that consumes all available memory. The general advice for reducing memory footprint I gave earlier still stand.

Yes, using separate applications will help because each will have its own memory limit if they are running on 64-bit OS.

[limelect 48]

@Dalija Prasnikar thanks

[limelect 48]

@Dalija Prasnikar what bugs me is that my form creat does nothing

except for open DB and show it in the grid.

However, I also read my text file on my server for version notification

and this should not take almost no memory.

I will keep checking

Thanks

[limelect 48]

OK everybody first THANKS 

LASTLY, I hope no one is angry at me.

And this made memory almost still

 

I added a ValidateDB. from the Internet

 

function ValidateDB : String;
var
  goodsqlitedb : Boolean;
  FDPhysSQLiteDriverLink2 : TFDPhysSQLiteDriverLink;
  FDSQLiteValidate2 : TFDSQLiteValidate;
  FDPhysDriverService : TFDPhysDriverService;
  FDSQLiteSec2 : TFDSQLiteSecurity;
begin
  Result := 'Undefined';
  try
    goodsqlitedb:=true;
    Form1.ListBox1.Items.Clear;

    //FDSqliteConn.Open;
    FDPhysSQLiteDriverLink2:=TFDPhysSQLiteDriverLink.Create(nil);
    FDSQLiteValidate2:=TFDSQLiteValidate.Create(nil);
    FDPhysDriverService:=TFDPhysDriverService.Create(nil);
    FDSQLiteSec2:=TFDSQLiteSecurity.Create(nil);
    FDSQLiteSec2.DriverLink := FDPhysSQLiteDriverLink2;
    FDSQLiteValidate2.DriverLink:=FDPhysSQLiteDriverLink2;

    //FDSQLiteValidate2.OnProgress(FDPhysDriverService,DBMessage);

   //  "with" is evil, so omit it // with FDSQLiteValidate2 do begin
      updatelog( 'To Start the Validation');
      FDSQLiteValidate2.Database := 'Applications.db';
      FDSQLiteValidate2.Analyze;
      updatelog('Database To be Analyzed');
      if not FDSQLiteValidate2.CheckOnly then
          Result:= '1' //Database has problems
      else
          Result:= '0'; //Database is good
    //end;
  except
    on E: Exception do  begin
              updatelog( 'Database Exception='+E.Message);
              Result:= '2';    //Database is Corrupt  
              goodsqlitedb := False;                                         
              //raise;
        end;
    end;

  try
    FDPhysSQLiteDriverLink2.Destroy;
    FDSQLiteValidate2.Destroy;
    FDPhysDriverService.Destroy;
    FDSQLiteSec2.Destroy;
  finally
    updatelog( 'Drivers destroyed');
  end;

end;
 

Now, memory stays almost the same while searching.

One problem my special record now takes almost 5!! minutes to load.

 

 

 

Edited December 13, 2022 by limelect

[programmerdelphi2k 237]

Certainly, no anger!
Just listen to your heart, and when possible all those who want to help you in some way!
As I said, it was just using a tool to "check / validate" your DB, right from the start!