63ea5cd0_uary_2012___Spoon_User_s_Guide__Question_Issue
[Solution] If your application cannot find child processes, check to see if Enable startup executable optimization is enabled. This can be found on the Settings menu under Process Configuration. Enable startup executable optimization is disabled by default. This means that there is a bootstrap process between your application and the host services. In this case, you may have a code statement that looks like this: ProcessserviceProcess = _GetProcessByNameAndParent ("sqlservr", Process.GetCurrentProcess ()); This statement will not return any results because of the bootstrap process. Editing the statement to the line below will allow you to look first to the parent process, the bootstrap application, and then find the child process you are wanting to modify. ProcessserviceProcess = _GetProcessByNameAndParent ("sqlservr", GetParentProcessOfCurrentProcess ()); [Question/Issue] 
Why is my application unable to find a child process?
Spoon Virtual Application Studio FAQ - Spoon Documentation - January 2012 - Spoon User's Guide
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