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<blockquote data-quote="mrkaras" data-source="post: 1097720" data-attributes="member: 27598">I have seen SQL server act that way before, I wrote some software that run at start up and I found waiting for SQL server to say it was ready was not enough I ended up waiting for it to be &quot;ready&quot; then wait another 3 seconds for it to be actually ready. I agree it is totally logical but I think that is the way it works, perhaps we're misunderstanding the meaning (though I thought it was pretty clear).so its still looking like I'll have to build another workaround, I have already build a very useful script to kill media portal every time it locks up for more then soem time limit (15 seconds I think), (up to 10 seconds or so can happen in normal operation), now I'll have to expand it to start the service when it is actually ready to start I suppose. there isn't some easy way to delay the service logging on for a couple of seconds is there?@<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/regeszter.15874/" target="_blank">regeszter</a> I'm very hesitant to do that because every time I have &quot;upgraded&quot; I get more problems than before, and it only rarely fixes anything I have been experiencing. that version is not even full release (not that that has any effect one expected stability anyway) but will I potentially have difficulty upgrading later?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrkaras, post: 1097720, member: 27598"] I have seen SQL server act that way before, I wrote some software that run at start up and I found waiting for SQL server to say it was ready was not enough I ended up waiting for it to be "ready" then wait another 3 seconds for it to be actually ready. I agree it is totally logical but I think that is the way it works, perhaps we're misunderstanding the meaning (though I thought it was pretty clear). so its still looking like I'll have to build another workaround, I have already build a very useful script to kill media portal every time it locks up for more then soem time limit (15 seconds I think), (up to 10 seconds or so can happen in normal operation), now I'll have to expand it to start the service when it is actually ready to start I suppose. there isn't some easy way to delay the service logging on for a couple of seconds is there? @[URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/regeszter.15874/']regeszter[/URL] I'm very hesitant to do that because every time I have "upgraded" I get more problems than before, and it only rarely fixes anything I have been experiencing. that version is not even full release (not that that has any effect one expected stability anyway) but will I potentially have difficulty upgrading later? [/QUOTE]

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