Depending on the kind of hang, killing VFP with task manager should

suffice, but if in the process of hanging you add a bad programming

practices, bad or no garbage collection, bad use of PC resources and

intermitent hangings that can corrupt RAM, then power off/on is the final

solution.

We have a legacy application on Production, with +20 years of bad

modifications that slowly consumes Server resources and do not restore

them, even if restarting the app, so every week we need to reset de Server

:-(

2018-04-27 19:21 GMT+02:00 Gene Wirchenko <genew@telus.net>:

> Hello:

>

> Sometimes, the coding is a breeze, and sometimes, it is not.

>

> Suppose, because of bugs, incomplete functionality, etc., you have

> just hung up VFP.

>

> Is there a way to reset VFP? Something that always works?

>

> I know I can abort it and then restart it, but I have had to do so

> dozens of times. The thrill palls.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Gene Wirchenko

>

>

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