Received the following error: Cannot compress file '%s'. Zip64 Mode is not enabled - Native error: 00043. File processing error, possibly disk is full. call: ZipAddFiles>%strBaseDir%\%strBDName%.zip,%strBaseDir%\*.*,9,1,zipres Error occurred after around 15 min. compressing files located in the give...

Hi together,

it works well when writing to HKEY_CURRENT_USER. When writing to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE it does not work.
I was logged in with local adminrights and even the compiled version executed as administrator does not make any difference.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Hi Dorian,

thx for you reply and the assistance of Marcus. I was not notified about your reply, so sorry for the delay in my answer.

Seems that will be exactly what I need. I will give you feedback as soon I tested the approach.

regards migro

Hi all,

is there a way to edit or write multi part strings into the windows registry?

regards
migro

Hi Marcus,

thanks for the information and sorry to hear that.
> A 64 bit version of Macro Scheduler will offer no benefits to the user.
One of the advantages would be the larger address space. Regardless, Macro scheduler is a great tool that we do not want to miss.

Hi JRL, thanks for your advice. I'm using SqlToCsv already in other cases to provide a C++ routine with the data which need to be processed. In this actual Script I thought I can do all with Macro Scheduler functions without using VB or an external executable. @Marcus: Sorry was a misunderstanding b...

Thanks Marcus for the hint.

Can you please explain that a little bit closer? I can not find the two keywords searching the MS help.
Maybe you can give me a short sample how to use them?

Thanks in advance.

Hi! I want to use DBQuery to create a recordset for further processing from a MS-SQL table with 5 columns and around 650,000 up to 1.500.000 rows, but it runs each time out of memory. Running the query will allocate around 1.3 up to 1.8 GB of Memory until it stops executing. With other processes run...

Thanks Marcus, this will work for me.

Hi Marcus,

very nice function. But what when I want to monitor if a file changed in the last second or 2-5 seconds?
Do I have to use as range: 0.00001157407?
The range in days ist not really comfortable to monitor smaller amounts of time.

Hi Marcus,

thanks for the reply.

If I got it right the memory should be released when I set Resp. when using DBQuery the return variable for the recordset?

Hi All, got similar findings with data processing and want yet open an new thread, when I find this post from Dick. I used the following system for the test: HyperV-Client with 4 physical cores, 4 GB RAM on SSD-Raid with 2GB/s data throughput, Windows 8.1x64 Pro and MacroScheduler v14.3.04. When I u...

Hi Marcus!

Thanks for the reply. Thats what I'm doing in the moment.

Can you take: "Passing several filetypes/extension to countfiles" as an feature request for later/upcoming versions?

I want to count all files in one directory which matches the following extensions (.bmp, .tif, .jpg).
Is it possible to pass a group of filetypes as an argument to countfiles?
What I want is to avoid looping 3 times to the directory in this case.

Thx for the link, it looks very similar. Have you got any response from marcus upon your bugreport?