... following queries SELECT CAST(5 AS NUMERIC(5,2)) / CAST(2 AS NUMERIC(5,2)) SELECT 5.0 / 2.0 SELECT CAST(5 AS float)/ CAST(2 AS float) Give me following results 2.50000000 2.500000 2,5 Only the last one gives me the result according to my regional settings. Anyone else experienced similar problems and/or now a solution to this problem. Stefan

...> SELECT CAST(5 AS NUMERIC(5,2)) / CAST(2 AS NUMERIC(5,2)) SELECT 5.0 / 2.0 SELECT CAST(5 AS float)/ CAST(2 AS float) Give me following results 2.50000000 2.500000 2,5 Only the last one gives me the result according to my regional settings. Anyone else experienced similar problems and/or now a solution to this problem. I reported this during the beta ...

...thousand separators). Running the following queries SELECT CAST(5 AS NUMERIC(5,2)) / CAST(2 AS NUMERIC(5,2)) SELECT 5.0 / 2.0 SELECT CAST(5 AS float)/ CAST(2 AS float) Give me following results 2.50000000 2.500000 2,5 Only the last one gives me the result according to my regional settings. Anyone else experienced similar problems and/or now a solution to this problem. Stefan

Mike wrote: <snip> Now I have tried stack size n. A) if n=0, when it runs, error message show "stack overflow". B) if I set n to be 50000000(decimal), it can run well. C) if I set n to be 1126313984(decimal, as warning message shows), it cannot run, showing not sufficient memory size. So it's very important to calculate stack size. But how? If stack size is that ...

...) Could I ask why ? why 2GBytes? why minus? Now I have tried stack size n. A) if n=0, when it runs, error message show "stack overflow". B) if I set n to be 50000000(decimal), it can run well. C) if I set n to be 1126313984(decimal, as warning message shows), it cannot run, showing not sufficient memory size. So it's very important to calculate stack size. But how?...

...: severe(157): program exception-access violation" I also change the stacksize to be about 50000000 which is a bit larger than 43227000 (size of image). Same error happens. Mike ...A) if n=0, when it runs, error message show "stack overflow". B) if I set n to be 50000000(decimal), it can run well. C) if I set n to be 1126313984(decimal, as warning message shows), it ...

... stack in GUI of CVF, which is in "Project setting..Link...Output". It also shows "forrtl: severe(157): program exception-access violation" I also change the stacksize to be about 50000000 which is a bit larger than 43227000 (size of image). Same error happens. Mike The trick when conducting experiments is to observe the results. Use DUMPBIN on the exe after each ...

... the exe is generated by CVF. Now it shows "forrtl: severe(157): program exception-access violation" I also set the stack in GUI of CVF, which is in "Project setting..Link...Output". It also shows "forrtl: severe(157): program exception-access violation" I also change the stacksize to be about 50000000 which is a bit larger than 43227000 (size of image). Same error happens. Mike

... it becomes terribly slow after 20M entries. I don't understand why. u_int32_t pageSize = 4 * 1024; // block size on my machine db.set_pagesize(pageSize); db.set_h_ffactor((pageSize - 32) / (keySize + 8 + 8)); // according to recommendation db.set_h_nelem(50000000); db.open(NULL, "test.db", NULL, DB_HASH, DB_CREATE | DB_TRUNCATE, 0); Thanks!

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