Hi Clint,
We run PAL through a scheduler (automatic), so we use the pal.ps1 (with the parameters from the pal wizard.)
After sometime and some PAL process some BLG files, I see that iexplore.exe is getting started and eating up a lot of memory.
It causes the automatic started jobs to fail, not the first ones, but later on the day, and more iexplore.exe getting started on the system.
I use 2.3.3 x64 version (multithreaded) and use multithreads 2 or 4 according to blg file.
We first had a 32 bit version of pal, but it took to long to process all BLG files for a day, but it never started an Iexplore.exe process. is there away to prevent PAL from starting the iexplore.exe in the commandline?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: ClintH **
We run PAL through a scheduler (automatic), so we use the pal.ps1 (with the parameters from the pal wizard.)
After sometime and some PAL process some BLG files, I see that iexplore.exe is getting started and eating up a lot of memory.
It causes the automatic started jobs to fail, not the first ones, but later on the day, and more iexplore.exe getting started on the system.
I use 2.3.3 x64 version (multithreaded) and use multithreads 2 or 4 according to blg file.
We first had a 32 bit version of pal, but it took to long to process all BLG files for a day, but it never started an Iexplore.exe process. is there away to prevent PAL from starting the iexplore.exe in the commandline?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: ClintH **
To prevent the HTML report from opening when finished, edit the PAL.ps1 file, and comment out the OpenHtmlReport line by putting pound (#) sign in front of it, then save the file.
Yes, the reports themselves can be a bit resource intensive.