Batch.EnterSynchronizedSection
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Batch.EnterSynchronizedSection
Syntax
Batch.EnterSynchronizedSection( sectionName, batchSyncTypeParam, timeoutInSeconds, sequenceContextObj, processMsgs, waitRes, jumpedToExit)
Purpose
Marks the beginning of a synchronized section and defines the type of synchronization for the section.
Parameters
sectionName As String
[In] Specifies a name for the synchronized section.
batchSyncTypeParam As BatchSyncType
[In] Specifies the type of synchronization for the section.
timeoutInSeconds As Double
[In] Specifies a timeout in seconds. Pass a negative number to specify that you do not want a timeout.
sequenceContextObj As Object
[In] Specifies the sequence context of the sequence in which the calling step resides. You must use the run-time copy of the sequence in which the step is currently executing.
processMsgs As Boolean
[In] Pass True to process Microsoft Windows messages while waiting. When you call this method from an execution, pass True for this parameter. Otherwise, pass False .
waitRes As WaitResult
[Out] Returns the status of the operation.
jumpedToExit As Boolean
[Out] Returns True when the calling thread jumped to the exit of the section.