I have server side processes that run in the background. Because i like to
start as little as necessary at startup my code ‘automatically’ starts the
process.
So in my code(where it writes the jobs into a table for the server to process).
After the client side(or server side) has written a task it calls.
$_L_PostActionProcesser:=Execute on
server("DATA_BackgroundRecordHandler";128000;"Post Save Data Processor";True;*)
That makes sure the process is running.
Now I know the process should not quit-but you never know what might happen. I
have not come across it quitting for no reason but i have come across reasons
to ‘end’ the process. The above ‘solution’ makes sure it is running(and avoids
starting it at startup on the server).
Just a workaround suggestion..
Nigel Greenlee.
> On 11 Sep 2017, at 07:43, Bernd Fröhlich via 4D_Tech <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> Cannon Smith:
>
>> I’ve seen something odd since upgrading our customers to v16.1 a few months
>> ago. This is on 64-bit server, both platforms. There are a few background
>> processes that continually run on the servers, waking up every few seconds
>> to see if there is work to be done. This has worked without problem for a
>> decade now, but starting with v16.1 we occasionally have a process the just
>> sort of quits.
>>
>> By occasionally, I mean maybe once in 2-3 months per server. Little enough
>> that I didn’t pay much attention at first—just relaunched the server. But
>> cumulatively (across all servers) it has happened probably 20-30 times in
>> the last few months.
>>
>> By the process sort of quitting, I mean that the tasks it is supposed to
>> take care of just stop getting taken care of. The activity monitor shows the
>> process is still there and nothing I have noticed seems out of the ordinary.
>> It’s like the code just quit executing in that process.
>>
>> I know I need to get more detailed information and will start trying to do
>> that, but wonder if anyone has experienced anything similar that might give
>> me a starting place to look?
>
>
> Same here. 4D V16.1 32 Bit on OS X 10.11.6.
> A background process does some reporting, sends and receives mails, etc.
> Every once in a while it just stops. No idea why. At least I am not the only
> one.
> Now we just have to find what is common on all our servers...
>
> Greetings from Germany,
> Bernd Fröhlich
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