Thanks everyone for your responses. I'll try some/all of these and let you know what works.
Thanks, Paul From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of A.G. IJntema Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2011 3:06 PM To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - RE: Problem with Application Exiting to R:BASE and not to Windows Hi, First you are setting twice timeout (60 and 135) Second I think you have to add some code which calls a routine that closes the database and the program correctly. It looks like this: SET TIMEOUT 60 SET VARIABLE RBTI_TIMEOUT TEXT = 'Program_close.rmd' As soon as the timeout is reached the called program will be executed The routine 'program_close.rmd' contains statements like this: DISCONNECT EXIT RETURN Make sure you end up with the return Also take care you refer to the correct directory in which 'Program_close.rmd' is situated A good way to refer to the correct directory is to store the directoryname in a variable, when you start your application, like this: SET VAR G_QUOTE = (CHAR(39)) SET VAR G_DIR_DB = (CVAL('CURRDIR')) SET VAR G_CLOSE = (.G_QUOTE + .G_DIR_DB + '\Program_close.rmd' + . G_QUOTE) SET VARIABLE RBTI_TIMEOUT TEXT = &G_CLOSE N.B. I surround the directory name + program name with quotes (stored in the variable G_QUOTE). Then I am sure the command is also executed in case of spaces in the directory name Hope this helps Tony From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Paul Buckley Sent: woensdag 9 november 2011 20:18 To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - Problem with Application Exiting to R:BASE and not to Windows I'm running the latest version of eXtreme 9.1 (64) and have Windows 7 workstations connecting to a Windows Server 2008R2 server using Remote Desktop & Terminal Services. The startup file is shown below. After running for 2-4 hours if a user exits the main menu they end up in R:BASE and not back in Windows. I can run it & exit 20-30 times without this happening, it seems to happen "over time". Can anyone give me some "blue's clues" of what to look for? I'm tapped out. Thanks, Paul "Startup File" *( start.mac ) SET MULTI ON CONNECT xyz SET MESSAGES OFF SET ERROR MESSAGES OFF SET TIMEOUT 60 SET QUOTES=' SET MANY=% SET SINGLE=_ SET NULL ' ' SET DATE SEQ mmddyy SET TIMEOUT 135 EDIT USING mainfrm EXIT
