I have a simple form that has time, date and client information (I will
leave all that out for now, it does not apply) this form is activated by
the following command:
PROPERTY application TITLE 'Name of Company'
CLEAR VAR vchkfile
SET VAR vchkfile INTEGER = NULL
SET VAR vchkfile = (CHKFILE('C:\TEMP'))
SET VAR vtimerstart TIME = (.#TIME)
IF vchkfile <> 1 THEN
MKDIR c:\temp
ENDIF
SET SCRATCH c:\temp
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2262 OFF
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2926 OFF
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2077 OFF
ERASE c:\temp\*.$$$
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2926 ON
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2262 ON
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2077 ON
CONNECT NdbName
SET QUOTES='
SET MANY=%
SET SINGLE=_
EDIT USING someform
DISCONNECT NdbName
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2262 OFF
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2926 OFF
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2077 OFF
ERASE c:\temp\*.$$$
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2926 ON
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2262 ON
SET ERROR MESSAGE 2077 ON
EXIT --Note**(I even add Exit twice here just in case and also tried
"Return" instead of "Exit" same great results)
When I compiled this code and run it - then "EXIT". I can go to the task
manager and see it still there. Now it is not really running, but taking
up a PID. I went in (Task Manager) and I do not see any dll's and/or
handles running with this app/exe. (Ok, I used something like Task Manager
but a bit more in depth.)
If I open another session or many be several they all line up in a row (In
task manager). I can stop the process and hope I select the correct one.
As an extra note * No before or After EEP's rather older form, no
special code or calls. I mention this because I only open the form and Exit
for this test now.
I traced this run_command.dat and when it hit the "Exit" the process
"RBG76EE.EXE" quickly was removed from Task Manager.
Sincerely,
Paul Dewey
