When the system reaches over 500 with images for some reason the products acts up. When you go into sale and enter an item in then go out into the products screen it doesn't load up. so you have to reload the software. Has anyone else experienced this
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I found similar issues running MySQL and was better with PostgreSQL, but still was slow. Realized the issue was with the image file size. I only use a maximum size of 200 x 200 pixels, and have had no more issues. Smaller is better.
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Have several installations with 1000+ & 2000+ Product images without real performance issues.
Of course depends on hardware and LAN spec'/performance.
Example: uniCenta oPOS installed Jardin Majorelle - see my News release - and they have 1500+ Products with 250x250px images.
They are running MySQL on a server terminals are Aures Odysee I's with 1GB RAM and transacting several hundred sales per day.
Performance not an issue if Server and Client JVM's set up correctly.
Jack
Founder uniCenta
Last edit: uniCenta 2015-05-16
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Hi Jack,
we are sitting in Agadir, but heard about your Jardin Majorelle project, looks and sounds great. Beating here a lot of "pirated" ePOS software guys who have no idea at all about a system, beside installing it somewhere in the back of the Souks...
Love the Unicenta, keep up the great work.
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hi, i am planning to set up unicenta on a grocery store. was wondering how it looks. I mean for example if you punch in an item i noticed that that item keeps on repeating and not multiplied by example 5. also no. of item is also not indicated which is very important. is there a way to adjust this ?
thanks
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If using buttons, enter amout and then click the product button. If using the barcode scanner, scan the product then hit the "+" sign to increase amounts.
There are two sales screen modes under Ticket.Line script; Retailers and Hospitality, or you can modify your own. Be very careful when changing this code.
I have done several retail, convenience and grocery stores, but mainly restaurants.
Last edit: RickyO 2018-05-30
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When the system reaches over 500 with images for some reason the products acts up. When you go into sale and enter an item in then go out into the products screen it doesn't load up. so you have to reload the software. Has anyone else experienced this
What database engine are you using?
And what size are the images?
Pepsi
Im using MySQL and the image size is 220x220 which I just copy and paste from a web site where I order my stock from
Cortonsk9Cut
Have you considered/tried using Product Button's Display?
Use HTML img src tag for web-side or img src=file:///folder/imagename.jpg for local disk
Jack
Founder uniCenta
Last edit: uniCenta 2015-05-16
Jack, That's a neat way of doing it... never knew that!
Learn something new every day.
Jimmy
I found similar issues running MySQL and was better with PostgreSQL, but still was slow. Realized the issue was with the image file size. I only use a maximum size of 200 x 200 pixels, and have had no more issues. Smaller is better.
We have a grocery store as a customer with more than 1000 products, all with images 80px x 80px on the 3.7 version with mysql....no problem at all
Reiner
I'm with you on this.
Have several installations with 1000+ & 2000+ Product images without real performance issues.
Of course depends on hardware and LAN spec'/performance.
Example: uniCenta oPOS installed Jardin Majorelle - see my News release - and they have 1500+ Products with 250x250px images.
They are running MySQL on a server terminals are Aures Odysee I's with 1GB RAM and transacting several hundred sales per day.
Performance not an issue if Server and Client JVM's set up correctly.
Jack
Founder uniCenta
Last edit: uniCenta 2015-05-16
Hi Jack,
we are sitting in Agadir, but heard about your Jardin Majorelle project, looks and sounds great. Beating here a lot of "pirated" ePOS software guys who have no idea at all about a system, beside installing it somewhere in the back of the Souks...
Love the Unicenta, keep up the great work.
hi, i am planning to set up unicenta on a grocery store. was wondering how it looks. I mean for example if you punch in an item i noticed that that item keeps on repeating and not multiplied by example 5. also no. of item is also not indicated which is very important. is there a way to adjust this ?
thanks
If using buttons, enter amout and then click the product button. If using the barcode scanner, scan the product then hit the "+" sign to increase amounts.
There are two sales screen modes under Ticket.Line script; Retailers and Hospitality, or you can modify your own. Be very careful when changing this code.
I have done several retail, convenience and grocery stores, but mainly restaurants.
Last edit: RickyO 2018-05-30
i could fix it.
Last edit: Paul Keyrouz 2018-06-16
It would be put within your product items button tab. With or without the product text description.