Forum Post: RE: Time out when using the .NET and ABL version of WAIT-FOR

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IdleTimer won't check for user interaction until the long-running operation ends. Then it will check whether the user interacted with the system within the timeout period (10 seconds in the example program). The way IdleTimer checks for user interaction is independent of the OpenEdge application. It checks whether the mouse was moved or any keys were pressed anywhere in the system. The fact that the OpenEdge application isn't responsive to input doesn't affect it. A long-running operation just prevents IdleTimer from doing the checking until the operation is over.

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