Great catch Alz! I forgot to check that... :blush:

I don't know of any feature of Queues that would do that for you. I think your best bet would be to write a proc to monitor it once...

Actually, they're defenseless against Recursive Bows.

OK, I'll have to try it tonight since I am at work and functional now.

Yes too all three. However, I also have an Alias that forces the TCP protocol.

Hmm, apparently, I am way too slow today... 😛

That's a nice analysis, Gus. Though to be fair, I think that Jeff had already backed off a little. 🙂

Yep, I think that andrewd covered for me just fine here... 🙂

Grant Fritchey (2/26/2009)

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Jeff Moden (2/25/2009)

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I'm going to give up my formatting habits on this forum... from now on, I'm going to post all code with no comments, all upper...

Jeff Moden (2/25/2009)

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I'm going to give up my formatting habits on this forum... from now on, I'm going to post all code with no comments, all upper case, and, heh......

Love 'em! :w00t:

I think that there is virtually no chance that we are going to agree on that standard, or that Steve would want to spend his time trying to enforce it.

I've read a lot of her work and she is definitely one of my favorite writers. 😛

Deoends on what the error is, where it was in the procedure and what was actually executing at the tinme of the error.

Have you read the Connie Willis book? Now that's Sci-Fi/comedy worth reading! 🙂