Re: Workspace in Use

[Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The JVM might still have a process running.  If you have no other Java 
based programs running you can find any javaw.exe processes running and 
shoot them.

Pete Helgren


infosys5@xxxxxxx wrote:
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> I have had this issue before and again this morning.  I know a reboot will 
> fix me,  I have found the .lock file, but it will not allow me to delete 
> it, "file is in use by another person or program".  What is the process 
> that I need to kill in order to delete my locked file? 
> Thanks, 
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> Diane 
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> Shannon O'Donnell wrote:
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> > My PC locked up while in WDSC and had to be rebooted.  Now WDSC says my
> > workspace is in use.  I thought I'd seen this as a topic of conversation
> > a long time ago but I couldn't find the solution in the archives.
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> Look in the .metadata directory of your workspace for a file named 
> ".lock".
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