Yes, I guess you're right, 5-10 minutes is too short. But we have people
who leave their desks unattended for long periods and clog up the system
(my client uses a relatively old computer with a windows 2003 server and
would rather not invest in better hardware). As a matter of fact, this
country is in the middle of a recession and businesses try to save every
penny. I'm lucky, they still pay my fees (cross my fingers)
I will negotiate with management as to what is a reasonable waiting time
before someone's system is shut down.
Thanks for your input
Rafael
El 01/11/2014 11:32, Kurt @ VR-FX escribió:
I agree w/Stephen - in that 5-10 min may be too short. Let's say the
user is working on Multiple things - with your VFP app only being One
of them. You might actually Piss Off a LOT of users if limited to 5-10
min...
-K-
On 10/31/2014 4:28 PM, Stephen Russell wrote:
On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 2:17 PM, Rafael Copquin
<[email protected]>
wrote:
I wonder what is the best way to kick users out of an app when they
have
it open for ages without doing anything (the typical out-to-lunch). The
user has a number of files open and does not do anything for a long
time.
I want to have the system shut itself down after 5 or 10 minutes of
inactivity
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I like electrodes in the chair myself.
Seriously who says inactivity is a bad thing, and 5-10 min?
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