I posted a message yesterday describing a situation we have where a VFP6 app's execution was mysteriously and consistently "suspended" approx. 20 min. after we disconnected from the Terminal Services session in which it was running. Today we discovered that this "suspension" of the app occurs even even if we do not disconnect the session. While we normally disconnect the session when we run this app, we tried letting the app run with the session connected, but the app was minimized. When we checked 20 minutes later, the app had stopped processing. Simply maximizing it caused it to continue. This app has suspended when disconnected whether minimized or maximized. The actual timing of the occurence of the "suspension" varies from 12 to 30 minutes after the application has started or "revived".

Again, any thoughts would be appreciated.

It seems like the developer of the app needs to debug this problem.

Rob

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"Ray Osborn" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I posted a message yesterday describing a situation we have where a VFP6
app's execution was mysteriously and consistently "suspended" approx. 20
min. after we disconnected from the Terminal Services session in which it
was running. Today we discovered that this "suspension" of the app occurs
even even if we do not disconnect the session. While we normally disconnect
the session when we run this app, we tried letting the app run with the
session connected, but the app was minimized. When we checked 20 minutes
later, the app had stopped processing. Simply maximizing it caused it to
continue. This app has suspended when disconnected whether minimized or
maximized. The actual timing of the occurence of the "suspension" varies
from 12 to 30 minutes after the application has started or "revived".
>
> Again, any thoughts would be appreciated.