Steve,

I did introduced a flag to disable the both Timers when any of them is processing. I assume then that in VFP7, both Timers' events will occur during the specified intervals.

>Ramil,
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>One thing to consider is using one timer to handle both functions. Larry Miller touches on this concept in Thread #541244 Message #541741.
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>When the first process is running, you can set a flag to prevent the second process from proceeding. Reset the flag when the first process is complete.
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>HTH,
>
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>>Hi all,
>>
>>I read somewhere that Timers are modeless controls. If I have two timers and both have different intervals; will they overlap each other during their Timer Events?
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>>Ex.
>>Timer1.Interval = 10000 && 10 secs
>>Timer2.Interval = 60000 && 60 secs
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>>Timer1.Timer && event occured
>>  query backend database ... && SQLExec() query ran for about 3 minutes
>>
>>Timer2.Timer  && 60 secs has passed since the Timer1.Event occured
>>  select alias1
>>  go top   && Error occured here!!!
>>

>>I had an error reading file which then generated the fatal C000005 error. During the 3 minutes that took for the Timer1.Timer event to complete the query; it seemed that the Timer2.Timer event took place as well. How does VFP7 manage multiple Timer controls timer events?
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>>
>>TIA,