Show your script.
I suspect in your script you have a session and a signon object, you need to sign out and set session=nothing in the scripts.

Hello Ettienne,
The script is a mirror of your post some time ago. You will recognize it below. What I have added to temporarily avoid the session manager causing it to hang, is a resume on error. Kindly see below and advise your thoughts.
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On Error resume next

Dim Signon

Dim SignonID

Dim strCommand
Dim strDate



Set Signon = CreateObject("A4wSignonMgr.AccpacSignonMgr")

ForceNewSignon = True
strDate = Month(Now) & "/" & Day(Now) & "/" & Year(Now)

'Change the Signon paramters to match the company login

'SignonID = Signon.RegisterSignon("USERID", "PASSWORD", "COMPANYID", "Company Name", Date)

'USERID = Accpac user in upper case

'PASSWORD = Accpac user password in upper case

'COMPANYID = Accpac company ID in upper case

SignonID = Signon.RegisterSignon("ADMIN", "ADIADMIN", "FAKINC", "Fashion Avenue Knits", strd)



'Change the macro name and path

strCommand = "A4WVBA.EXE -r -f ""D:\Apps\Sage300\Macros\testreceiving.avb"""



Set wshShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WSCript.shell")

wshshell.run strCommand, 6, True

set wshshell = nothing



Signon.SignoffSession SignonID



Set Signon = Nothing
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Best regards,
Bill Domke

I use that same script in a multi company setup. Check the Windows taskbar if the Sage 300 session is closing.
Also in your macro you need to explicitly kill everything you open before the macro terminates.

Hello Ettienne,
No, The session manager is not closing. I knew this was the source of my problem but do not know how to kill it within the script or Macro. I don't want to sound ignorant but how do I explicitly kill everything in the Macro? VB is certainly not a specialty of mine. Again, I appreciate any help.

Bill Domke

At the end of the macro you need to close all the views you opened, you do this with <view>.Close, where <view> is the name of each view you use.
Also close the database link with <mdblink>.Close
Then use Set <view>=Nothing , again for each view and Set <mdblink> = Nothing
Basically anything you open needs to be closed and set to nothing at the end of the macro.

Hello Ettienne,
The Macros I use create several views but this sounds easy enough. I will give it a shot. Thank you so much for the help. Have a great day!

Bill Domke