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Job Component |
RunJob method |
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RunJob() |
Returns: None |
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The RunJob method will execute your job process in the current thread and not return until the job has been completed. If you need to run the job in the background, see RunJobThreaded.
Example:
[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Sub RunMyJob() |
Dim js As ExportBudget.CRJobStatus |
Dim myExportBudgetJob As ExportBudget |
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myExportBudgetJob = New ExportBudget() |
myExportBudgetJob.JobPaths.JobStatusFileName = "ExportJobStatus.xml" |
myExportBudgetJob.RunJob() |
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js = myExportBudgetJob.GetJobStatus() |
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If Not (js Is Nothing) Then |
MsgBox("Job is done, Status: " + js.JobStatus.ToString) |
Else |
MsgBox("Job is done") |
End If |
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End Sub |
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[C#]
private void RunMyJob() |
{ |
ExportBudget.CRJobStatus js; |
ExportBudget myExportBudgetJob; |
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myExportBudgetJob = new ExportBudget(); |
myExportBudgetJob.JobPaths.JobStatusFileName = "ExportJobStatus.xml"; |
myExportBudgetJob.RunJob(); |
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js = myExportBudgetJob.GetJobStatus(); |
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if (js != null) |
{ |
MessageBox.Show("Job is done, Status: " + js.JobStatus.ToString()); |
} |
else |
{ |
MessageBox.Show("Job is done"); |
} |
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} |
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