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Message: [QUOTE="sebair, post: 13504948"] David, Thank you for your quick response. The article you suggested in your second post pretty much sums it up -- don't do it. I wonder if SQL server suffers the same problems? BTW, the reason I am doing this is that I have created a web site on which users fill in a form. This data is stored in an access db. The server hosting the web site is remote ( a Liquid Web dedicated server). and I access it using Remote Desktop. I have written the code to run as a console app and set a scheduled task to run the app every minute. This works perfectly. Unfortunately, when I log off the server, all scheduled tasks stop. I had thought that a windows service might be the answer as it will continue running even after I log off the server. Perhaps there is a simpler way to handle this. If you have any thoughts, I would love to hear them. Again, thanks. [/QUOTE]