Are there snAppShot limitations I'm hitting?

We are using Console One Version 3.2 SP2 and I am trying to create a
snappshot of an application that has over 129,000 files and when I try to
look at the distribution files I get an hourglass and never get another
screen or response. I have left it running from noon to the next morning!
I'm sure there is a limit but I need the proof. Does anyone know how to
show someone that this is just too big.
I've tried breaking it up to get it too work but it does the same thing
when I trimmed a 200,000 file push down to 90,000 files. I can't even
create an application object with the .AXT. It won't convert.
Any help on my limits and why I must upgrade will help me tremendously!
Thanks,
Rick

I would suggest downloading the ZFD 6.5 Trial and grabbing the Snapshot util
from there.
This MAY handle such an application and the AXTs generated will be usasble
for ZFD3.x if you select the Pre6.5 AXT format.
Most likely this application should not be delivered via a Snapshot.
I can guarentee that this ties too tightly into the Windows OS to
deliverable a reliable snapshot.
Some type of Automation of the install is most likely the course of action
you will need to take.
Craig Wilson
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Master CNE, MCSE 2003, CCNA
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> We are using Console One Version 3.2 SP2 and I am trying to create a
> snappshot of an application that has over 129,000 files and when I try to
> look at the distribution files I get an hourglass and never get another
> screen or response. I have left it running from noon to the next morning!
> I'm sure there is a limit but I need the proof. Does anyone know how to
> show someone that this is just too big.
> I've tried breaking it up to get it too work but it does the same thing
> when I trimmed a 200,000 file push down to 90,000 files. I can't even
> create an application object with the .AXT. It won't convert.
> Any help on my limits and why I must upgrade will help me tremendously!
> Thanks,
> Rick
>
>
>

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