Linq - interrupt execution of stored procedure
I am working on a C# application that calls stored procedures from a SQL server. Depending on the search parameters the user inputs, the stored procedure can take a while and return many records.
I want to implement a cancel button so the user can cancel the execution of the stored procedure when it takes to long. I run the call to the stored procedure in a new thread so the GUI doesn't get affected when the stored procedure takes a while. I read about aborting a thread but found many rejecting opinions about using abort.
Possible solutions i think of:
- Is there a common manner to stop executing the stored procedure (which is a method in the c# code)
- Is there a better way to stop the thread ? (I found also Thread.Interrupt() but this only works on a blocked thread, not on running code)
- I can abandon the thread and start 开发者_JAVA技巧a new one but then unnecessary database and network resources are used
- Is there a way to stop the stored procedure from the server side ?
You might not want to use Linq here. Try this:
Stop SQL query execution from .net Code
Basically use SqlCommand.Cancel()
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.sqlclient.sqlcommand.cancel.aspx
You could try abandoning the process server side but it requires HIGH privilesdge (server admin), so itis not feasbile under most coircusmtances.
Thread abortion could work (not recommended), but I am not sure the db would stop processing.
At the end I am not sure ther is any way to do that efficiently.
You can abort the thread but the query will still run as this is hosted by SQL server.
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