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@ad777, I assume the idea is to run this script at startup, as you haven't stated anything on how to use it, and the _call() function will become active when a Windows message is received to Shutdown/Restart, but you never want to have a close loop without any form of pausing in it, so this script will probably max out at least 1 CPU core 100% of the time. I've also provided a Tidy.exe option in the Full version of SciTE4AutoIt3, so would recommend to always run in before posting code here, so all looks readable. Adapted version: #include <AutoItConstants.au3> OnAutoItExitRegister("_shutdown") #cs 0 = Natural closing. 1 = close by Exit function. 2 = close by clicking on exit of the systray. 3 = close by user logoff. 4 = close by Windows shutdown Or Restart(same) #ce While 1 Sleep(100) WEnd Func _shutdown() If @exitMethod = 4 Then MsgBox(0, '', 'exit by shurdown||Restart') ;;exit by shutdown Or Restart EndIf EndFunc ;==>_shutdown Merry Christmas.

For people new to SQLite, I'd recommend following the step by step approach: o) First install a nice 3rd-party SQLite DB manager named SQLite Expert o) Used this to design your DB o) Use the SQL tab to run the various SQL queries and statements you expect to be using o) Fine-tune the design as necessary o) Only then start coding your fancy GUI app.