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Ian,
Exactly. Actually another process is doing most of the work so Task
Manager thinks GS is loafing. If it really was not responding none of
the information in the task manager would change at all on the
server.exe line. That happens sometimes too. That is when it is
really ugly.
Glad you are up and running again.
Jimmy
Thursday, July 31, 2003, 2:28:00 PM, you wrote:
IW> Ah... Further to this, I checked through some back threads and
IW> discovered the bit that said it wasn't dead at all, just busy reindexing
IW> the data. So I lat it run a while and all is now well.
IW> What totally fooled me is the fact that Windows Task Manager said it had
IW> stopped responding. It was telling porkies, though, wasn't it, because
IW> it hadn't stopped working at all. I wonder what other innocent programs
IW> have been callously terminated because Windows said they were having a
IW> day in bed when they were really working their little behinds off...
IW> Ian
>> 2000i. Sometimes after a crash or lock-up, Global Server won't
>> restart. It shows the "Initializing GlobalServer" window and about
>> five bars appear showing its progress and then it hangs.
>>
>> I can usually fix it by restarting the computer and trying again.
>> Sometimes it takes 2-3 restarts but this time it's not playing at all.
>>
>> Anyone any ideas?
>>
>> Ian
>>
>>
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Jimmy Snowden
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