I have an issue that I have been unable to discover the cause and would appreciate any thoughts. (Ver. 9.5 64) Compiled application. I have an external form that has a custom form action named DC_MRP This external form has a timer on it that checks the time of day and at a set time calls the custom form action. I also have a an office button on the same form that calls the custom form action if I choose to run it "manually" versus automatically from the timer. Now for the issue. When the timer calls DC_MRP, it starts and runs partially through the eep and then stops. It does not crash, the program simply stops and returns to the form. There is a progress message that shows the record number being processed and it always stops on the same record. If I push the office button which calls the DC_MRP action, it runs completely through every time without issue. The calling code is exactly the same other than one is in the timer and one is in an office button. (The code disables the timer before calling the DC_MRP action) The only difference is the calling code resides in an IF statement. I have triple checked that there is no issue with the syntax. I have RStyled the eep and there is no open IF or While statements. I even placed an IF statement in the office button and it runs ok. If I trace, it always runs without issue. I have checked the one record and there is nothing incorrect with the data. Running it via the office button, runs fine anyway, so it is not a data issue. If the program stops after being initiated by the timer, I can click the office button immediately afterwards and it will run completely through without issue. Does anyone know of anything about the timer function that might cause an EEP to run differently than from an office button? The DC_MRP action is a rather complex program that takes about 45 minutes to run. However I do turn off the timer at the beginning of the code. Thanks, Bob
