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LotusScript agents that run longer than the limit which is configured in the server document are automatically terminated by the Agent Manager. There is currently no way to handle this exception programmatically and execute a graceful termination / rollback and thus maintain data integrity.
I suggest one solution may be to trigger the error handling in the Initialize event with a unique error number - Err() - which corresponds to this specific error condition, and apply a secondary timeout on the execution of the error handling code.
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1) Vlad Sh10122 (24 Jun 2010)
Good idea, but I think that it will be useful not only for the LS-agents, but also for Java.
2) Peter Neidhart640 (24 Jun 2010)
This is already available for LotusScript. Have a closer look at Sub Terminate().
3) John Smart833 (06 Jul 2010)
Peter: Even if Terminate() was run when an agent is over the time limit (is that true???) it's not sufficient unless you code significant workarounds and it's much more elegant to do it through exception handling.
4) Mark Demicoli10094 (07 Jul 2010)
On reflection it sounds like the Terminate sub may offer some help but would not suffice for reasons that John points out.
Example, the LSIGetThreadInfo function would (probably) not return correct module and line number, and you would not have access to objects that you would have access to if the exception is called from within the currently-executing module/sub/function...
Example, the LSIGetThreadInfo function would (probably) not return correct module and line number, and you would not have access to objects that you would have access to if the exception is called from within the currently-executing module/sub/function...
5) Michael Tassati3923 (31 Jul 2010)
Currently there is a way by using DDM (event generator) - but it is not very easy to handle this or/and nobody knows it.
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