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Posted: **Thu May 11, 2023 5:55 am**

Hi,

In our application we have some timers to do different kind of calculations.

When a user don't close our application and the PC comes into sleep modus after some hours this can cause an error.

The timerevent is starting a function which tries to open a dbf file. Because of the sleepmodus of the PC an error returns. In the morning the user hits a key on his keyboard and sees the error.

I can solve this with 'Begin Sequence...' but I was wondering if there is a way to detect if a PC is in sleepmodus? Or if you can 'awake' the PC?

Posted: **Thu May 11, 2023 2:02 pm**

hi Chris,

have you try

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   oDlg:systemPowerStatus := {| nChange, uNIL, oSelf | NoDown(nChange, oSelf) }
   
FUNCTION NoDown(nChange, oSelf)
   TONE(1234)
RETURN XPP_POWERQUERY_DENY

Posted: **Fri May 12, 2023 12:16 am**

Hi Jimmy,

Thanks for the answer. I will see if that can solve the problem. Seems as there comes some kind of notification when the system want to go down.

According to the note in the doc it is not always possible to DENY this process. Seems as the documentation is last updated when Vista was the main OS...

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Sleepmodus PC and timerevents.

Sleepmodus PC and timerevents.

Re: Sleepmodus PC and timerevents.

Re: Sleepmodus PC and timerevents.