Hi sellsu01,
Thanks for letting us know about this issue.
In the screenshot I see you are caling an external application. As a programmer I know that I can exit a program with a number. This number can be used te let the world know if the programm succeded or not. This number is called an errorlevel or exitcodes.
Normally this is number 0. Number 0 stands for: Everything is fine, no worries.
In your situation I see this line in your log:
6/18/2011 9:03:14 AM Err Task "02-BUILD-OSA-CR_CHEESE_2YR - OSA" exited with code: 6(The handle is invalid.)
You can see the application is giving back number 6. Visualcron gives a meaning to this numbers (
Exitcodes ). That's why you see: The handle is invalid.
Running this program from a commandline you do not know about this exitcode, because windows is default not looking for this. Visualcron gives you awareness of this exitcode.
Why you program is giving 6 as exitcode I don't know. If this is a program created by yourself or a thirdparty, I suggest you look at the code why this is happening.
Regards,
Erik
Edited by user
2011-10-14T06:11:55Z
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