ASP.Net Application Data not updating when application forcibly end

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I have asp.net application. I am forcibly end this application and on the time of that i want to update my view page count value in database. I am forcibly stopping my application that time Application_End() not firing. when i stop process normally then Application_End() event fired. but my requirement is that, data should be update in both cases forcibly or gracefully stop application. Suggest me for better solution or what other event should i use.

Posted 2-Dec-15 18:31pm

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri 3-Dec-15 1:10am

Isn't this a repost?
What happened to your last question?
On aps.net application end page view count data in not updating[^]

Member 10711621 3-Dec-15 1:21am

solutions not got for it right now.

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 3-Dec-15 1:35am

Then you should update that question if you want change something in the question or add comment to that question and wait for somebody to answer.

Member 10711621 3-Dec-15 1:40am

I'll take care next time.

Nathan Minier 3-Dec-15 7:29am

You got your answer the last time you asked this. FrancoisViljoen was 100% correct in his comment.

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2015-12-03T01:52:00

Solution 1

As you've already been told, when you forcibly shut it down the code will not run, you have killed it essentially. So the shut_down code will not execute. Moral of the story is don't kill the process.

Posted 3-Dec-15 1:52am

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