803.305 ngen/gac

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Sorry should be :

cd C:\Client

for /f %%a in ('dir /b *.dll') do call
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\ngen %%a

cd \

pause

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From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Stephen Edginton
Sent: 27 December 2006 18:25
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] 803.305 ngen/gac



In the change log for 305 I noticed a mention of NGEN and the global
assembly cache.

Just interested if anyone knows what they have done if anything? - this
is the reference in the change log:

30317 MfgSys.exe - needs commandline option to perform ngen/gac or
assemblies, for improved

Performance

I have run mfgsys /? But the options are the standard ones available.
Mfgsys /ngen yields nothing.

For those that are unfamiliar with NGEN it is a Microsoft tool which
pre-complies the .net code such that the CLR (common language runtime
that the C# vantage client runs under) has to do less JIT (just in time
compellation) i.e. less for the CPU to do when loading screens etc ->
quicker response times (that's the idea).

My initial trials of NGEN where to install the assemblies with the
following batch script:

cd C:\Client

for /f %%a in ('dir /b *.dll') do call
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen install %%a

cd \

pause

Has anyone else looked into this ?

Regards,

Stephen





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Has anyone been able to create a 3 part check? If so, would anyone be
so kind as to share with me?

I would much appreciate it.

Thanks,
Ben
3
Be Carefull!! We just created a 3 part a/p check but we're having
trouble with the number of invoices that you can list for remittance.
It's only allowing 20 items of remittance per check. If you have more
than 20, they will print on the next check remittance part, but it
will not void out the actual check..It will repeat the information of
the original check # and amount therefore, throwing you entire check
number sequence off. It's still unresolved over here!


--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "bbelzer42" <bbelzer@...> wrote:
>
> Has anyone been able to create a 3 part check? If so, would anyone
be
> so kind as to share with me?
>
> I would much appreciate it.
>
> Thanks,
> Ben
>
4
> Be Carefull!! We just created a 3 part a/p check but we're having
> trouble with the number of invoices that you can list for remittance.
> It's only allowing 20 items of remittance per check. If you have more
> than 20, they will print on the next check remittance part, but it
> will not void out the actual check..It will repeat the information of
> the original check # and amount therefore, throwing you entire check
> number sequence off. It's still unresolved over here!

We went a different route. What people are usually after is a copy of the
check for the batch/invoice/whatever... So we print the checks a second time
from the XML with a Crystal that kinda-sorta looks like checks (but doesn't
include MICR numbers/account info, etc.) This way to get to use the whole
check without the above issue.

It's a manual process right now. If I could only get BAM auto-printing to
work, it would be automatic... (Did see a few notes that AutoPrt in the
803.305 patch... Hmm.)

Mark W.
5
In the change log for 305 I noticed a mention of NGEN and the global
assembly cache.



Just interested if anyone knows what they have done if anything? - this
is the reference in the change log:



30317 MfgSys.exe - needs commandline option to perform ngen/gac or
assemblies, for improved

Performance



I have run mfgsys /? But the options are the standard ones available.
Mfgsys /ngen yields nothing.



For those that are unfamiliar with NGEN it is a Microsoft tool which
pre-complies the .net code such that the CLR (common language runtime
that the C# vantage client runs under) has to do less JIT (just in time
compellation) i.e. less for the CPU to do when loading screens etc ->
quicker response times (that's the idea).



My initial trials of NGEN where to install the assemblies with the
following batch script:



cd C:\Client

for /f %%a in ('dir /b *.dll') do call
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen install %%a

cd \

pause



Has anyone else looked into this ?



Regards,

Stephen



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