Hi Markus Wiedenmaier 

I have not been able to reproduce the issue that you signalled above.  Please confirm that the steps I followed correspond to yours, to rule out that I missed something, as follows:

Steps

1. Open your console solution in Visual Studio as Administrator
   Note: the solution is simply a connection to the project server + open a project
   Example:
   • var server = new Sdl.ProjectAutomation.FileBased.ProjectServer(host, false, user, password);
   • var project = server.OpenProject(new Guid(projectId), workFolder);
2. Set the output path of the solution to the Studio5 installation directory
3. Compile + close the solution.
4. Create a new Task from the windows Task Scheduler
   • Security: I used my windows user credentials (already logged in)
   • From the actions tab, select the new executable file that was built in the studio installation directory.
   • From the triggers, indicate the conditions that will trigger the task. I simply chose to run once at a specific time.
   • All other settings are default
5. Click 'OK' to save the Task.

 I wonder is the issue related to security; possibly select the option 'Run with hightes privileges'?

Hi Patrick,

now I found out, what's the real problem, as after a while I got same issue with the newly created user.

This issue happens, when %temp% is filled up with 65536 files. As soon as %temp% reaches this amount of temp files this exception is thrown.

Cleaning up %temp% solved the issue.

Just need to check why there are so many files in %temp%, but I think it's not a Trados issue.

Thanks again and hope this info is useful for others

Markus

Hi Markus,

Just a quick response now to thank you for the excellent research with this; I'll follow up with the team and shed some light on the temp file usage, especially if this is causing the process to crash.

Hi Markus,

Just a quick response now to thank you for the excellent research with this; I'll follow up with the team and shed some light on the temp file usage, especially if this is causing the process to crash.