Xsql command-line hangs after inserting

Hi,
i try to insert 1200 xml documents with a batch file and the xsql command. The problem is that the command hangs sometimes. If I restart it with the the last document, works it fine again. But after 10 or 15 documents hangs it again. Whats the problem. I'm using xdk 9.0.0.1 with XSQL 1.0.4.3.

I found the error by my self. I've installed the 9.0.0.2A beta version. This version has this error. After the installation of 9.0.0.1 it works fine.

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