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Ken McIntosh
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Hi Rob, ProSpy and ProSpy Plus are the same in current bits. Once upon a time there was a ProSpy which worked only for ADM1 objects. This required hooks in the ADM to handle the logging. At some point ProSpy Plus was created to work independently from the ADM and it was named ProSpy Plus. I think at some point the Plus was simply dropped for the new implementation. It's probably a bug that ProSpy is still offered in the 64Bit instance of Dev Studio. This uses a 32bit ActiveX control and cannot run in a 64bit environment. This shouldn't prevent you from capturing ProSpy events in a 64bit environment and then using the 32Bit ProSpy to view the log though. When the START button is pressed in ProSpy it simply sets SESSION:EXECUTION-LOG = TRUE and when you press the STOP button it sets SESSION:EXECUTION-LOG = FALSE. When this latter action is done a file is generated into the working directory named proexec.log. The proexec.log should be portable between sessions and can be opened and viewed by 32Bit ProSpy. I hope this helps. Ken Mc
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