how to run stored procedure in background using asp.net sql server 2005? without using thread....

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How to run stored procedure in background using asp.net sql server 2005? Without using thread?

Posted 22-Jul-13 2:39am

santhoshkumar.dsk

Updated 22-Jul-13 2:47am

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Jameel VM 22-Jul-13 8:40am

Please elaborate the question

Joezer BH 22-Jul-13 8:47am

That makes no sense at all.
"without using thread" - where is it that you wish to avoid the thread?

vinay.tatipamula 22-Jul-13 8:48am

Visit http://quartznet.sourceforge.net/. you can run your program(stored procedure) in the background using asp.net.

[no name] 22-Jul-13 9:03am

At a guess, I would say that you would probably do this the same exact way that you have already been told and you accepted the solution.

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Prasad Khandekar · Answer 1 · 2013-07-22T03:56:00

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Hello Santosh,

Please have a look at following two articles.

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Posted 22-Jul-13 3:56am

Prasad Khandekar

Updated 22-Jul-13 3:57am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2013-07-22T03:43:00

You can't, in practice. If you don't use a thread (be it a Thread class or a BackgroundWorker class) then your code will run on your existing (i.e. main, or UI) thread. Since all the ExecuteXXX methods are blocking, they will all wait until the SQL query is complete before they return control to the next instruction in your app.

In theory, you could do it with BeginExectuteNonQuery and EndExecuteNonQuery which will allows asynchronous operation, but since there is no progress reporting involved in these, and EndExecuteNonQuery is a blocking operation, unless you can predict the execution time of the SQL query exactly under all possible circumstances, it is not practical to use these instead of a thread - in conjunction with a thread is how they are expected to be used.