Hello!
I am developing an application for PPC2003, and I want too put my SQL CE db
on a flash card.
But I'm a little concerned about flash lifetime! Most flash memory have a
limit of 100.000 write/delete cycles, and I'm wondering if this could cause
any problems... Is there any kind of 'wear leveling' built into Windows CE
which affects the number of effective write/delete cycles, and if there is,
how effective is it??
While I'm at it, a little question on the side, anyone know if it's possible
to create an internet gprs connection programatically???
Thx in advance
Rune Lanton
Transportnett AS
2  1568 
June - check out the SDF on Opennetcf.org for the GRPS issue - as far as the
storage card - I've had some deployed in the field for well over a year
without incident and havne't heard of anyone else having failures - but for
performance, I usually grab the data I need from the CE database and store
it in a datasets - manipulate it and send it back to the CE database only as
needed - that's just b/c the Open/Close of the connections can be a bit
slow...
--
W.G. Ryan, MVP www.tibasolutions.com | www.devbuzz.com | www.knowdotnet.com
"Rune Lanton" <Ru********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:10**********************************@microsof t.com... Hello!
I am developing an application for PPC2003, and I want too put my SQL CE
db on a flash card.
But I'm a little concerned about flash lifetime! Most flash memory have a
limit of 100.000 write/delete cycles, and I'm wondering if this could
cause any problems... Is there any kind of 'wear leveling' built into Windows CE
which affects the number of effective write/delete cycles, and if there
is, how effective is it??
While I'm at it, a little question on the side, anyone know if it's
possible to create an internet gprs connection programatically???
Thx in advance
Rune Lanton
Transportnett AS
Thx for the input on the flashinputs!
Regarding the GPRS, I was wondering if there is any way to programmaticaly
create an entry in the ConnectionManager, dont want my users to have to do
this manually!
Rune
"W.G. Ryan eMVP" wrote: June - check out the SDF on Opennetcf.org for the GRPS issue - as far as the
storage card - I've had some deployed in the field for well over a year
without incident and havne't heard of anyone else having failures - but for
performance, I usually grab the data I need from the CE database and store
it in a datasets - manipulate it and send it back to the CE database only as
needed - that's just b/c the Open/Close of the connections can be a bit
slow...
--
W.G. Ryan, MVP
www.tibasolutions.com | www.devbuzz.com | www.knowdotnet.com
"Rune Lanton" <Ru********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:10**********************************@microsof t.com... Hello!
I am developing an application for PPC2003, and I want too put my SQL CE
db on a flash card.
But I'm a little concerned about flash lifetime! Most flash memory have a
limit of 100.000 write/delete cycles, and I'm wondering if this could
cause any problems... Is there any kind of 'wear leveling' built into Windows CE
which affects the number of effective write/delete cycles, and if there
is, how effective is it??
While I'm at it, a little question on the side, anyone know if it's
possible to create an internet gprs connection programatically???
Thx in advance
Rune Lanton
Transportnett AS
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