Michael,
There is no "A4D_STARTUP" in the entire system.
I have searched and do not yet find the place where A4D is "initialized".
I did make the "on web connection" process bypass if (Application Type=4D
Client). We'll see if that makes a difference.
Thanks,
David
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Subject: Re: [Active4d-dev] Active4D Housekeeper
Hey David
This process should only be running on the server. Do you have A4D
startup code in your 'On Startup' method which is being called by 4D
Client? If so, you should remove this conditionally
If (Application type=4D Server)
A4D_STARTUP
End if
Regards
Mike Erickson
Automated Solutions Group
On May 13, 2009, at 6:54 AM, David Ringsmuth wrote:
> 2003.8r2 Windows, A4Dv3+, WinServer2003R2SP2
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>
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> 4D Server is the web server.
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> 4D Client is showing a process for Active4D Housekeeper.
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> I am trying to find the culprit of a continual 2% to 6% CPU usage on
> each
> and every Client when no 4D Processes are accumulating CPU usage
> times as
> returned in the Process Attributes command.
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>
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> è How do I stop/kill/prevent the Active4D Housekeeper process from
> running
> on the 4D Clients?
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> Thanks,
>
> David Ringsmuth
>
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