[Jabref-users] Fw: question about limits of entrances in jabref

[José R. <jb...@ya...>]

Hi Morten,

As you ask:
It takes more than 1 minute just to open JabRef, more than 30 secondes to open a database with 1000 entries. All functions and not specif one work slow, as expect, and what is special difficult is scrol up and down database entries.
computer: 512 Mb RAM memory, 512 gHz speed clock processor (Pentium III), OS Windows XP
With you have any question or whant to run a special procediment, feel free for asking.

Best regards,
Zé Roberto.



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From: José Ribeiro <jb...@ya...>
To: Morten Omholt Alver <mor...@gm...>; jabref-users <jab...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 9:46:54 AM
Subject: Re: [Jabref-users] question about limits of entrances in jabref




Hi Morten,

If I remember It takes time to open the database. Also scroll up and down and search  is too time consuming that it is better give up.
On two weeks I will be at the lab with this computer I told. Than I could correctly assign what problems and how low memory and CPU capacity it has. 

Best regards,
José.




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From: Morten Omholt Alver <mor...@gm...>
To: José Ribeiro <jb...@ya...>; jabref-users <jab...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 7:07:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Jabref-users] question about limits of entrances in jabref

2009/2/13 José Ribeiro <jb...@ya...>:
> Hi Ulf,
>
> Not a problem like yours. It never prompted any message.  But on a Windows
> machine with low memory and/or CPU capacity, my database with more than 1000
> entries is impraticable.

José,

in what ways do you have problems with this? It could be something
worth looking into - I wouldn't expect 1000-2000 entries to cause any
problems - at least it could be interesting to look for areas for
optimization.


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Morten