[Thomas Foster]

I have a sync set up as a service to run every five minutes. The first profile line runs a CMD that calls an EXE. I have it checked to "wait for application to end before continuing" and "use a maximum wait time of 60 seconds".

What I end up seeing, though, is a bunch of open processes on the server labeled "cmd.exe *32" and owned by the user who runs the service. I am guessing that perhaps Peersync isn't getting back what it wants to see to indicate that the command is done its process. Can you give me some information on what Peersync looks for from a program as an indicator that it is done and that it can proceed to the next line without dumping the thread?

Thomas Foster

[PS_Support]

Thomas,

Please send your profile (the .snc file in the PeerSync directory) and the relevant log files (located in the PeerSync\Logs directory by default).

Send these files to support@peersoftware.com.

[Thomas Foster]

I'm not sure what would constitute the logs you would need to see for this, as the command is scheduled to run every time. I can zip up the logs we have, but zipped they're still over 7 megs.

[PS_Support]

Thomas,

You can get the log file path by selecting the job in the Profiler Job List and selecting Reporting in the left hand pane.

There may be up to 3 .bak log files in that directory.

Please send to support@peersoftware.com.