Re: New Excel BREAKS Prior Working Automation!

Author: Alan Bourke

Posted: 2017-03-15 at 10:28:42

Maybe try making sure you have disposed of your Excel object before

attempting to open the CSV.

Or maybe sleep the VFP thread for a couple of seconds to give things a

chance to flush.

declare integer sleep in "kernel32" long dwmilliseconds

sleep(2000)

I assume you have Excel hidden during this. Maybe introduce a flag that

will make it visible during this process when run onsite so you can see

if it is calving at a particular point for the users.

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Alan Bourke

alanpbourke (at) fastmail (dot) fm

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