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    Registered User gelkio's Avatar
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    I have the following problem with the nokia E63,

    I develope a application that create a record store of products but cant store only 6300 products and need store 15000,

    there some limit to the size of record store? In the nokia E61i, I can store all the products, why not in the E63.

    there anything I can do to increase the capacity of record store?

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    Try using more than 1 RecordStore.
    You can't increase the capacity of a RecordStore.
    Check the device spec to know the max size of the RecordStore.

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    Hello,

    Every device has the RMS size limitation. Unfortunately there is No way to increase the supported RMS size.

    You can find out the supported RMS max size of your device and plan your RMS restrictions accordingly.

    How to get the supported max size of RMS, refer below link

    http://www.itgalary.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=914

    Thanks,
    Somendra Singh

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    use of multiple rms store will better
    RMSStore Capacity is depended on mobile, you cant increse it

    but you can get RMS size using following code

    int size = rs.getSizeAvailable() + rs.getSize();

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    You can divide your products in different categories and store them in separate RMS or create files in filesystem using JSR-75 FCA API - matching to your RMS record structure.
    thanks,
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    Registered User gelkio's Avatar
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    the method rs.getSizeAvailable(); returns 80 Mb however when try to store another record get an error.

    The problem persist although I use several rms.

    I will try to use JSR-75 FCA API

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    Quote Originally Posted by gelkio View Post
    get an error.
    What error?

    How much data do you have in total (bytes)?

    Where is the app installed? (C/D/E?)

    Graham.

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    Registered User gelkio's Avatar
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    I find the solution,

    Each rms can't be of more of 500Kb of size.

    But, can create many smaller rms, this way can store all products information.

    Thanks at all.

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    RMS size is depended on different mobile
    it is not fix for every mobile

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