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System.Threading.Timer Class saswademayur27-Nov-12 23:40 saswademayur 27-Nov-12 23:40  Hi All, I have used this class to perform a operation irrespective of main thread after every 1 second. I have created a separate User control for the same. That operation involves 1. The database transaction which will get the required values (4 values) from DB. 2. Display the values in respective textboxes. The form on which above control placed is very complex and uses scanners, PLC's. So my question is will it fail by the increased threads created by above control? Re: System.Threading.Timer Class Dave Kreskowiak30-Nov-12 4:11 Dave Kreskowiak 30-Nov-12 4:11  There's no way to tell. We don't have enough information to tell you. You simply have to try it and see what happens when you test your app to death. You ARE testing it under load, correct?? Unless you're creating hundreds of threads, there shouldn't be a problem, but only your testing will tell you. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Re: System.Threading.Timer Class saswademayur8-Apr-13 0:24 saswademayur 8-Apr-13 0:24  Hello Dave, Thanks for your reply. Mayur.

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