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Forms configuration issue - resolved [message #222561] Mon, 05 March 2007 07:29 Go to next message
Maaher
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A week ago I have been relocated from the Netherlands to Belgium. Due to this, our support team had to relocate my network user too. They created a user under another domain. In Windows XP, they copied the existing Dutch profile to the Belgian. All worked well except the fact that everytime I start Forms IDS (either the 9i or the 10g) it is searching for a Dutch server. Even when I hover with my mouse pointer over the "new" and "open" icons, I see TCP/IP packets being sent to the Netherlands. With a response time of half a second this means that my Forms Builder is no longer usable. Does anyone know where I can find the configuration files that make my forms builder go looking across the network?

MHE

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Re: Forms configuration issue [message #222780 is a reply to message #222561] Tue, 06 March 2007 06:21 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Maaher
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http://www.orafaq.com/forum/fa/451/0/ I found the solution! http://www.orafaq.com/forum/fa/451/0/

The origin of the problem was my home drive. It was (and is) still in its original place on a Dutch server. Forms apparently has some kind of subroutine that will look for files (icons, ...) on the directory it started from (default = the home drive) every time you move your mouse. In my case, this meant the Dutch server, causing response times from over half a second to several seconds (!). I resolved this issue by adding a local drive in the "start in" field of the Windows menu shortcut. I created a "C:\Forms" directory and now I'm using that. I still think it's kind of ugly that Forms has to access the drive for each move you make (even without clicking) but the issue is resolved.

MHE
Re: Forms configuration issue [message #225406 is a reply to message #222780] Mon, 19 March 2007 20:22 Go to previous message
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I think Forms uses the first directory to which it has write access to store bits and pieces. It also uses the TEMP and TMP environment variables to find places to record other material. Whatever, doing this traffic all the time is very annoying.

David
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