Queue Items are skipped when multiple threads are running in parlally

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Some Queue (Dot net Queue (Collections))Items are skipped when multiple threads are running in parallay .Please Address this problem..

Posted 1-Jul-15 0:20am

rkrajukokkula

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri 1-Jul-15 6:31am

Not sufficient information.

CPallini 1-Jul-15 6:35am

OK, solved.

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2015-07-01T00:41:00

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If you need thread safety, use ConcurrentQueue<T> - ConcurrentQueue[^]. The advantage with this queue is when multiple threads read or write data, locking is taken care of by the queue itself.

You could always implement locking in a normal queue.

Posted 1-Jul-15 0:41am

Abhinav S

Updated 1-Jul-15 0:45am

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rkrajukokkula 1-Jul-15 8:07am

Thank You...Abhinav...

But Problem is we are adding the items for separate queue objects for separate threads..Queue items are missing only some times...