Hi,
I use Max E 7.5 WGP with 5 licences. When I minimize the Max window and when I restore it, I obtain an error message "code 3006". I red the Maximizer Knowledge Base but it still doesn't work.
Thanks for your replies
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I use a wireless network configuration with WIFI PCMCIA cards and wifi embeded.
Check the power management options on the machine(s) in question. Machines that "go to sleep" are notorious for causing problems with network connections, which is what a code 3006 is ("Invalid Session").
Thanks but it is not a problem of power management. It happens all the time Iminimize the Window or I start an other application (as IE, Office....) and I want to go back maximizer.
Hi,
You really need to not use "Standby", "Hibernate" etc with a current Max session active.
What happens is that the server cannot see your computer, so it assumes it went down dirty, i.e. crashed, and it closes the database connection.
When your machine wakes up, it expects to see everything just the way it was. It tries to use the database connection it had before, but now it doesn't work.
There's no workaround for this, and its not a bug. The thing to do is to close your Max session before your machine goes to sleep.
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You really need to not use "Standby", "Hibernate" etc with a current Max session active.
What happens is that the server cannot see your computer, so it assumes it went down dirty, i.e. crashed, and it closes the database connection.
When your machine wakes up, it expects to see everything just the way it was. It tries to use the database connection it had before, but now it doesn't work.
There's no workaround for this, and its not a bug. The thing to do is to close your Max session before your machine goes to sleep.
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Sorry, O just re-read your post and saw the problem ws with window minimize/maximize, not going to sleep. Ignore my previous post! 
The size of the window *should" have no effect at all. I would suggest an uninstall, power-off, re-install, and then adding all relevant service packs. I can only imagine some corruption somewhere casuing this problem.
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The size of the window *should" have no effect at all. I would suggest an uninstall, power-off, re-install, and then adding all relevant service packs. I can only imagine some corruption somewhere casuing this problem.
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Pasta:
>Ignore my previous post!
For future reference, this board allows you to edit or delete your posts for 60 minutes after you submit them. Great for correcting typos, etc..
>The size of the window *should" have no effect at all.
Precisely, which is why when ozzy75 mentioned PCMCIA I thought "notebook", and when I thought "notebook" I thought "power management".
ozzy75:
Are you saying that when you are working away in Maximizer, if you minimize the Maximizer window and then immediately restore it you get a code 3006? Every time?
>Ignore my previous post!
For future reference, this board allows you to edit or delete your posts for 60 minutes after you submit them. Great for correcting typos, etc..
>The size of the window *should" have no effect at all.
Precisely, which is why when ozzy75 mentioned PCMCIA I thought "notebook", and when I thought "notebook" I thought "power management".
ozzy75:
Are you saying that when you are working away in Maximizer, if you minimize the Maximizer window and then immediately restore it you get a code 3006? Every time?
It happens not all the time when I minimize the window. It happens when I don't restore the Max window for or 5 minutes. That's the same case with an other user who use a notebook with wireless PCMCIA.
It works great with other PC's workstation.
Thanks for our help.
It works great with other PC's workstation.
Thanks for our help.
Sorry,
It doesn't happen when I minimize and restore immediately the window.
It doesn't happen when I minimize and restore immediately the window.
So it's not simply a matter of minimizing the Maximizer window.
Are you sure that you have no power-saving options enabled on your wireless network adapter? Mine has a separate setting buried in its own configuration dialog:
Are you sure that you have no power-saving options enabled on your wireless network adapter? Mine has a separate setting buried in its own configuration dialog:
Thanks but i chosse the same option but the problem still exists.
Check with the manufacturer to see if there is an updated driver for your wireless adapter.
BTW, you have tried enabling Pervasive Auto-Reconnect, right?
What is it?
>What is it?
You mean besides item "1" in the Maximizer Knowledge Base article that you claimed did not help you?
Go to the Pervasive Knowledge Base and search for 'auto-reconnect'.
You mean besides item "1" in the Maximizer Knowledge Base article that you claimed did not help you?
Go to the Pervasive Knowledge Base and search for 'auto-reconnect'.
I've seen this error message a few times in dealing with Max and it means that the network connection between the workstation and the server was lost. As Gord mentions, enable the Pervasive auto-reconnect. - that has fixed it in my experience. If that doesn't work, you may be looking at underlying network problems that are "manifesting" in Max.