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How to kill running class in ax 2009

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Posted on by Akbarpasha

Hi All,

We have created class to import csv file, but while clicking on the related menu item getting the below error.

An instance of **** already running.

How can we kill or cancel the class execution.

It is not batch job.

Regards,

Akbar

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RE: How to kill running class in ax 2009

I don't think the error you are showing is standard system error (at least I couldn't remember such an error)

Normally ax does not deal with multiple runs of the same method.

Offcourse It is possible to check whether the class is working in structures such as batch.

stackoverflow.com/.../determine-if-a-job-is-running-in-x-code

Or it is possible to check if a file is open with x ++ codes.

This type of control may have been added. Is it possible to show the codes where you got the error from debug or info?

Note:Yo can search the label in the label file, search the result you found(or text) in the relevant classes.
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RE: How to kill running class in ax 2009

Hi Ergun,

Its a AX Class, even i tried opening the class from AOT, getting the same error like :

"Another instance of ****(class name) upload job is already running".

Tried compiling forward,refreshing AOT and Refreshing Data as well.

Can we try restarting AX services or is there any way to stop or cancel the running class.

Regards,

Akbar
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ergun sahin 8,816 Moderator on at

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RE: How to kill running class in ax 2009

Is **** a class name or file name? If its csv fileName, You can find file at task manager and close it. If its ax class you can try Ctrl + Break but sometimes it ll not do. You can close ax.

Finally, if this is the filename and you get the same error every time, you need to check the code. Either you are calling it more than once or you forget to close it off when the process is over.