>Always ,issue quit to end the current Visual FoxPro session and returns control to the operating system.
>Very important: If you turn the computer off without issuing QUIT, open files might become damaged and data lost, and temporary work files that would normally be deleted may be left on disk.
>the WMI code is absolutely similar to DOS taskKill (it ends a process or task as you make manually in the windows taskmanager).
>-application example
>
>local oshell
>oshell = CREATEOBJECT('WScript.Shell')
>oshell.Run("taskKill /f /im yourVFP.exe", 0)
>oshell=null
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>can make same code with API shellexecute
I did add the QUIT, as you suggested. I didn't change how the program was executed from the ASP.NET app.
And I will try your code with 'taskkill' as well.
Thank you.
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