Cancelling the execution of the method which is taking long time and continuing with other thing in the pool

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Hi All,

I am executing some SSIS Packages using my Console application, Like MethodA calls MethodB, the MethodB calls execute Package, MethodA loops MethodB for multiple packages.

But I want to exit out of the MethodB if it is taking like more than 30 minutes to execute.

The execution flow in my application is Main calls MethodA, MethodA calls MethodB for multiple times each time for a package, I want to check how long the MethodB is taking to execute the Package if its taking more than 30 minutes I want to exit from it but want to continue with remaining Packages in the loop, so as I need to continue with it. Any help is much appreciated.

Any code snippet, a link or even a suggestion would be greatly helpful. Thanks in advance my friends.

What I have tried:

Searching online asking friends and colleagues and trying different options and executing it.

Posted 7-Nov-16 13:41pm

indian143

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PIEBALDconsult 7-Nov-16 19:59pm

Best to have an abort feature in MethodB. If possible.

[no name] 7-Nov-16 21:18pm

Can you please help me how to combine timer and abort in one function, is it possible by using task parallel library my friend?

[no name] 7-Nov-16 20:23pm

"Searching online asking friends and colleagues and trying different options and executing it.", funny this is all you ever seem to try. Maybe you should try something else.

[no name] 7-Nov-16 21:19pm

Yes I'm trying my friend

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