>>Hi,
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>>I got a message from a customer that the feature that always worked, now, for all users gives the error message:
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>>AppName has stopped working
>>A problem caused the program to stop working correctly.
>>Windows will close the program and notify you if the solution is available
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>>It appears that the message comes from Windows, not for the application. I don't get this error.
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>>Where would you suggest I ask the customer to look? He wrote, all user, this is puzzling.
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>>TIA
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>I got something like this when a .NET program of mine ran a long time with no user interaction.
>Windows thinks it's in a loop and stops it.
>I solved it by using a background helper.
This is a VFP 9 application, not .NET. From the message of the user, the problem happened immediately when he clicked on the button. It could be that the problem has the same bases though.
I wrote to him to shutdown the PC and restart. Hopefully he will let me know of the result.
And since the problem is with all their users and they all use the app from their desktops, I suspect that the SQL Server had a glitch.
Thank you.
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