Re: Threads in Application
From: Bjørge Sæther (bjorge_at_hahaha_itte.no)
Date: 04/29/04
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Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 01:55:46 +0200
Aaron Miles wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> If you create an application that uses a thread so not to have the GUI
> locked and have the application called many times from another process
> Is there any issues with a Thread I need to know. Is there a
> possiblity in having variables from another process running
> overwriting varibles ?
>
> So sever.exe calls "sddatapump.exe c:\inserts\1.mdb 1 false false"
> multiple times
>
> So sever.exe calls "sddatapump.exe c:\inserts\2.mdb 2 false false"
>
> I use reference in sddatapump.exe to read the paramstrings any chance
> of them getting data from a paramstr from another call to the app ?
This is not using multiple _threads_, it is multiple _processes_. And no,
the different instances have no access to each other's variables.
-- Regards, Bjørge Sæther bjorge@haha_itte.no ------------------------------------- I'll not spend any money on American Software products until armed forces are out of Iraq.
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