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Posted: March 03 2007 at 17:58 | IP Logged Quote nadler
Looks like I the only one having problems with new version .10. The latest problems is that some of my macros are being stalled in the queue. These are macros that have been unchanged for months and run many times a day. About 4 macros build up in the queue and none execute. The PH log and SDM log seem okay, but I can't execute anything else in PH. If I reinitialize, PH then executes the stalled macros. This has happened 3 or 4 times for the last couple of days, at different times of the day and with different macros (so far as I can tell). Could this be caused by the older SDM? Should I try using the SDM used with version .9? The only other "clue" I can offer is that these macros seems to be called rapidly one after another without much wait time. Is there anything I should try and capture if this happens again to try and troubleshot?
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Posted: March 23 2007 at 16:21 | IP Logged Quote nadler
RESOLUTION.....Operator Error.

This wasn't a PH issue at all. The macros that have been stalling send pop3 email messages. I used to leave outlook express open all the time and the macros didn't stall. I realize I had been closing outlook express at certain times and that send email function stalled in the queue because outlook express was closed. Opening outlook express prior to trying to send a pop3 email solved the stalled macro "issue".

Since I posted a bug issue I thought I should post a "sorry about that".
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