Hello All -

Whenever i go to reboot my computer after using any applications that use
Pervasive, i am forced to manually shut down teh Pervasive Workgroup engine.
There seems to be an issue with clients not properly being removed even if
those clients/sessions have no files open. If i go into the Monitor
utility, the username is still listed, even if they have no files open.
Obviously this causes problems when Windows tells the engine it needs to
reboot. The workgroup engine then complains and will not let Windows
shutdown and/or reboot.

Is this a known issue with 8.6? Does anyone else experience this?

Thanks,

Alan Olson

The session must be explicitly closed by the application.
When the first file is opened a session is opened and stays open until
the application issues a Stop(25) or Reset(28).

ODBC is a little more explicit about session opens and closes so they
are normally correct, however if the session is not closed it will
stay out there also.

While not reported in the monitor, the monitor session will also keep
the engine from stopping. It is possible the application has a
similar kind of connection, DTI. Like all of the others it must be
closed by the application.

Leonard

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 01:28:29 GMT, "Alan S. Olson"
<aolson (AT) bizwi (DOT) rr.com> wrote: