Memory and Speed problems

Without access to the actual PDF it's difficult to make suggestions. Have you seen the suggestions noted in [url=http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/pdf/designer_performance_1_0.pdf]Improving the Performance of Adobe LiveCycle Designer Forms[/url]?

Hi,
I've already seen that manual but it doesn't helps.
Is there an limit of repeating subforms (perhabs also in nested repeating subforms link in my case)?
Are repeating subforms slow? and that amount of subforms results in that extreme performance loss?
Strange is also that extreme use of memory. And why it's not free if I delete repeating subforms?

Nobody ideas to answer my questions?

Daniel

Have you tried updating to 8.1.2 to see if the issue is corrected? The Release Notes mention several fixes related to forms -- and specifically subform behavior improvements.

I always use Adobe Acrobat Standard 8.1.2. to work with my forms, but thanks for your answer.

Actually I meant to say 8.1.3 (not 8.1.2). Here is a link to the [url=http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb407016]release notes[/url].

I've tried that version, but no improvements

This sounds very much like the same problem I had. It turned out to be a bug in Livecycle designer - there is a fix which you can apply, or you can just edit the xdp to remove the erroneous lines being created:

http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b7196a

Unfortunately thats not the same problem.
I doesn't have that much repeating lines in my code.

But thanks for yout help

This problem is still actual. No other ideas?

Now I have also the problem, the Acrobat.exe crashes if I opened 20-25 subforms with 10 - 60 nested repeating subforms in each.

Any ideas where this crashes are produced from?

I would try [url=http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/aucbb/viewtopic.php?id=21476]Submitting Crash Information Using Windows Error Reporting[/url].

Hello,

in what way does the Acrobat crash? Does an error message appear or is the app freezing abruptly?

I'm asking because I had a weird issue with Acrobat in the past. too.
On some days I was able to open XFA-forms but from the moment I clicked into a field it freezed with a constantly cpu usage from about 50%.
So I was forced to close Acrobat always with the task manager.
I made a complete reinstall of all my Apps (Acrobat, Java, Service Packs etc.) , but the problems came up again.
A deeper seach in the www guided me to the root of all evil.
It wasn't Acrobat or Windows or another installed app, it was my PC itself.
For some reason the chipset driver of my Dell XPS wasn't working proper.
I reinstalled it and also set the BIOS to factory defaults.

My problem was solved!

You can see, that thinking outside the box, can be very helpful in some cases.
And maybe your problem comes up from a similar reason.

@ Ikassuba: Unfortunately I just have Designer 8.0, so that way doesn't works

@ Radzmar: That vary on the Acrobat version:
8.1.2: The Screen freezing abruptly (CPU usage 50%)
8.1.7: The Acrobat.exe is terminated

The problem appears not only on 1 computer. Lots of employees use that form. And every time, the form gets so big, it crashes sometime.