I long for the days when you could "zip" to a nothing.exe program to free up memory. I have problems with temp files becoming corrupt and think that doing something like that would fix everything up nicely. I think your app, being hammered on 20 hrs a day, could also use some kind of memory-freeing utility if there was one.
I'm assuming you run everything with whileopt off, right? Karen > I am having issues on a multiuser application where a user will click an > EEP > on a form that calls another form and they recieve the message: > > "Form (Form Name) does not exist" > (Form Name) is the name of the requested form. > The forms all do exist as users run this app 20 hours per day. > This does not happen on just one form, but has been seen on > any of the 30+ forms in the app. > > I can click the Exit EEP and this will close the current form out to the > main menu > form. I click the Exit EEP on the main menu and the session hangs and must > be killed in the task manager. > > I restart the app (no reboot etc.) and the app runs fine, with no errors. > It almost acts > as if the network connection has dropped, but this is not the case, and I > cannot find > out why the session hangs on the last EXIT command. Again, this is > intermittent > and happens only on occasion. But enough that the users are complaining. > (Truthfully, a good app should never have repetitive problems, so I take > some personal > stake in this) > > One other oddity is that I have 8 users running this app on a terminal > server. One user > may see this happen and the others continue running without issue. (Thus I > know the > network connection has not dropped) With the above scenario, it seems > fairly clear > that this issue is session related and not machine. I.E. one PC running 8 > users on terminal > service, one user sees the issue and the others not. > > I have scanned all the EEPS and there are no DISCONNECT or CONNECT commands > that would close the current database and as mentioned, the app runs fine > except occasionally > this pops up. > > This is a compiled 7.5 app > > Any thoughts? > > Thanks, > -Bob > -- >
