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Make Project Name appear in Task Manager

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11-06-2024 02:52 PM
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AlfredBaldenweck
MVP Frequent Contributor

I frequently have several instances of Pro open at once, e.g. when I know some geoprocessing is going to take all day.

Sometimes, I end up having to kill one of those instances because what should have taken 30 seconds has been going for an hour and it's time to cut and run.

When this happens here are my options:

  1. Cancel the geoprocessing tool
    1. This sometimes works, but if it does, it can take like another 20 minutes to fully cancel. Other times it takes 30 seconds. Idk.
  2. Close the APRX manually
    1. This will ask you if you want to cancel the geoprocessing tools (See above). Once that's done, it will take another 5-10 minutes to shut down.
  3. Nuke it with Task Manager

I prefer Option 3.

The issue, however, is that there isn't any way to tell which APRX you're nuking.

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While waiting for the geoprocessing tool or the map drawing or whatever, Pro is considered "responsive", so we don't even get a warning about that.

You can also maybe switch to the instance? Idk about that though, I have inconsistent results.

The easiest way would to just have the APRX name listed in Task Manager. That would make figuring out which APRX is the problem a lot easier. Please add this in.

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DanPatterson

like this?

proj_name.png

AlfredBaldenweck

For context: v 3.1.3

I've seen it work maybe twice in my life.

This is what I got this morning:

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(No, my being signed in or out of a portal does not make a difference. The first pic I was signed in, the second I was not.

 

MarcelSt-Germain

That's right,

Not always there in any version of Pro.

DanPatterson

I have a standalone version of the current versions of Pro, no portal, just local everything, perhaps that is the difference

MarcelSt-Germain

@DanPatterson 

Me too