Does NT allocate resources based to open processes based on their
average start-to-present consumption or some other similar metric? If
so, maybe that's a factor. (I'm assuming your app doesn't demand much
of the OS.)
Or, is there any event that always precedes the problem? Like a
certain process running, or some kind of big demand by another app?
Or, is there some kind of network event that happens before the
problem, that leaves the network or connection in the wrong state for
your app to do its work?
Just some guesses.
Phil
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Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 7:07 AM
Subject: Windows Services
> Hi gals and guys,
>
> Im having problems with a background agent running on Windows NT as
a
> service.
> It's an exectuble stack that checks network systems daily.
>
> The application runs with a delayed idle message.
> The problem is that the application stops responding every few
days...
>
> Has anyone ran into this problem? Solutions or suggestions are
welcome
> indeed!!
>
> thanks in advance
> cheers to all
> Xavier
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