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How are you trying to run this, Del? At first, I didn't have success getting it going, but now I seem to have it working fine. The BUILD_ID does seem to be an effective solution (I do worry about the memory leak though). I'm using the simple batch solution in comment 6, not the python solution. You just have to make sure that the mspdbsrv file is in your path and it should work fine. We use a batch wrapper, which is under version control, for our builds and I added code that says "If this is a Jenkins build, execute this block". To decide if this if a Jenkins build, I just check to see if JENKINS_URL is defined. Since I added that, we've not seen this issue return. Let me know if I can help in some way.