Hi All Optimal Malaysia are also experiencing the same phenomena.. ( Unix P81 - AW + P79 - WP + IA 7.1.4 ) Some of the plants are using FV 9.0.2 ( QF 2002065 Ap ) and other are using FV 9.0.3.. The overlay trend configurator are usually being changed / set by the operators depending on their requirement The foxoltc ( fox - ovelay trend configurator ? ) sometimes hanged and need to be kill.. Otherwise the computer CPU usage can rise to 100% and slows down the WP due to the foxoltc hanged processes ( using ps -eaf ) using up the cpu time.. I am not sure of other site using FV 9.0.x.. but we have seen this situation on 3 of 5 optimal plants.. We have forwarded this problems to TAC-Asia and still waiting for feedback.. God Knows Best.. Best Regards.. Hizamri ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pulas, Philip" <Philip.G.Pulas@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: <foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, August 28, 2010 6:02 AM Subject: Re: [foxboro] Trend Update Crashes FV 10.2.2 > Thanks for the info. Our problem is also intermittent, though I never > tried it with just FV10.2.2 installed. I first tried it a couple times > with QF1013909 installed with FV10.2.2 so that using the Online Trend > Configurator did not freeze the workstation for about 15 seconds, but that > may not have been enough times to encounter the problem, as it did not > occur then. > > We also have the same problem trying to invoke an RDP session to our P91, > where it can potentially take up ten or more tries before the connection > finally works. It has happened with I/A v8.1 Server 2003 and both > FV10.0.1 and FV10.2 and now with I/A v8.2 Server 2003 and FV10.2. I am > assuming, maybe incorrectly, that this is a Microsoft problem. However, I > have never had a problem invoking an RDP session to a P92, I/A v8.0-v8.3 > and FV10.x. > > Thanks, > Philip Pulas > Tesoro, Golden Eagle Refinery > Martinez, CA > > -----Original Message----- > From: foxboro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:foxboro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] > On Behalf Of Ed.Zychowski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Sent: Friday, August 27, 2010 2:13 PM > To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: Re: [foxboro] Trend Update Crashes FV 10.2.2 > > We installed FV10.2.2 in April of this year. Same problems with adding > points to overlay trends (via right clicking on value and using assign) > and when we use the date picker. Foxboro field service also submitted a > CAR and Foxboro has been working on the problem. Initially it was very > reproducible but with the QF1013960 , the problem is now intermittent. We > do experience the problem on both T3500s and older P390s. We also (maybe > only a coincidence) have problems using remote desktop to the P91s. > Occasionally, the RDP session will, when invoked, start to make the > connection and just close. It will finally work again on about the third > try. > > > > > "Pulas, Philip" <Philip.G.Pulas@xxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent by: foxboro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > 08/27/2010 03:45 PM > Please respond to > foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > > > To > "foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > cc > > Subject > [foxboro] Trend Update Crashes FV 10.2.2 > > > > > > > We recently began upgrading our P92s (I/A v8.2) to FoxView/FoxDraw > v10.2.2/QF1013960 from FVFD v10.2/QF1009278/QF1010420. After the upgrade, > using the Online Trend Configuration or the History Start/Stop Time to > update the time range on our trend overlays occasionally causes that > FoxView window to crash. When is crashes, a ''Microsoft Visual C++ > Runtime Library'' prompt appears with this message: Runtime Error!, > Program D:\opt\fox\wp\foxview\foxview.exe, This application has requested > the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the > application's support team for more information.''. However, it does not > happen each time the Online Trend Configuration or the History Start/Stop > Time are used. You are eventually able to get the FV window back after > about 5 attempts to restart it and acknowledging the error each time, > without rebooting. > I have submitted CAR 1014519 for this issue, but Development has, so far, > been unable to reproduce the problem. However, each day for the past few > weeks since the upgrade started, at least one of our FVFD-upgraded P92s > has the problem. Has anyone else at this version experienced this > problem? > > FVFD v10.2.2 does install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable > program. After submitting the CAR, I have found that, of the P92s > upgraded so far, only those running Windows XP SP3 (Dell T3500s) have not > experienced this issue yet. And, yes, I have verified that there has been > a significant usage of the OLTC on these P92s. The ones running Windows > XP SP2 (Dell P360s, 370s, 380s, and 390s) are experiencing the problem. I > do not know if that difference matters or not, though, as I have not yet > come across any XP SP2 patches from Microsoft for this type of error. We > started the upgrade because FVFD v10.2 has the same problem as CAR > 1014152, resolved in QF1013960 for FVFD v10.2.2. That is one reason we > have not began downgrading back to that version yet. > > Thanks, > Philip Pulas > Tesoro, Golden Eagle Refinery > Martinez, CA > > > _______________________________________________________________________ > This mailing list is neither sponsored nor endorsed by Invensys Process > Systems (formerly The Foxboro Company). 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