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To clarify, I mean time spent while the system is suspended/hibernated, not the calling thread (GetTickCount() returns the number of milliseconds since system boot).
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It records....
By the way, to get what you want you need the GetThreadTimes function .
But it is better to use GetTickCount64 to avoid the 49.7 day roleover .
As far as I know, GetTickCount is unrelated to threads and counts the time since the system has started .
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Changed my profile name to match my email alias. My email is mister.effendi, so I put the French version of Mister and then Effendi. It took it just fine. As soon as I change my first name to the English version of Mister, they suspend me and it's be
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Hello Please look at this post by brianhttps://productforums.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!category-topic/google-plus-discuss/9_CAhJ1KDKU.
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I'm having a problem with an ad-hoc query that manages a fairly high amount of data. Upon executing the query, the status immediately goes into suspended state. It will stay suspended for around 25 minutes and then complete execution.
I have a mirror ...
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Are stats set to create and update automatically? I've seen cases where they're switched off because someone does... .
Or, you don't have any.
Update them but better to rebuild indexes at the same time .
Perhaps the statistics are out of date and need updated .
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I want to launch a process in suspended state. Is there any way to do this by using only standard tools coming with Windows XP? Is there any lightweight third party tools?
Problem I'm trying to solve:
I have a application which I want to debug it by using...
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It can't "launch" them suspended, but may be useful to....
Allows you to Suspend and Resume proceses.
For your specific task the application-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx.
CREATE_SUSPENDED flag in the dwCreationFlags parameters.
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I have a table containing hundreds of entries and I am trying to delete a small range. It is taking a long time, in fact it is not being executed.
I monitored the query from the activity monitor and its status is "Suspended"
Is there anyone knows what...
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What's the SQL you're running? Any triggers on the table, or any cascaded deletes to tables that have triggers on? Anything in the "Blocked By" column or Wait Type?
Try executing the following in management studio (on the database in question):
dbcc checkdb... .
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TThread's resume method is deprecated in D2010. So, I thought it should now work like this:
TMyThread = class (TThread) protected Execute; override; public constructor Create; end; ... TMyThread.Create; begin inherited Create (True); ... Start; end;
Unfortunately...
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You should either:
Create the TMyThread suspended by calling Create suspended, so that AfterConstruction....
suspended thread is done in AfterConstruction, which is called after all constructors have been called this blog entry by Wings of Wind .
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Haslam suspended 1 games; Pittman 3
http://www.insidehoops.com/blog/?p=10035
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Can I get a threads suspend count under Windows CE, using C or Visual C++, without calling resume or suspend functions? The only way I can see of doing it is something like
int Count = SuspendThread(ThreadHandle); ResumeThread(ThreadHandle);
This has ...
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Since it's already suspended youProbably....
If it's suspended, it's safe to call SuspendThread() to get the suspend count.
If it's not suspended, the suspend count is obviously 0.
If the thread is suspended or not.
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What would cause a query being done in Management Studio to get suspended?
I perform a simple select top 60000 from a table (which has 11 million rows) and the results come back within a sec or two. I change the query to top 70000 and the results take...
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Suspended means it is waiting on a resource.
Its often apparent by them hogging all the CPU.
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Domain Name: eran-ch.com Users Affected: 1 - eran@eran-ch.com Problem Description: email account is suspended due to abuse. There is no reason for this, the person is an architect and does not spam. Steps to Reproduce: One of my customer
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Alexey@makagonov.org He cannot be spammer for sure but I see "This user has been suspended for abuse".
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