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Eirik Eldorsen
I have two scripts that take long time to run. One take about 10 mins, and
the other takes 15 hours. By setting
the other takes 15 hours. By setting
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Eirik Eldorsen
I have two scripts that use several minutes to run. One take about 10 mins,
and
the other takes about 15 hours. By setting httpruntime executiontimeout
settings in web.config i prevent the scripts to timeout. However I have one
strange problem. When I ran the script that took 10 mins, it restarted when
it was finish. The script that took 15 hours also restarted when it came to
the end, and runned for 1 hour, and then stopped.
What could by causing my scripts to restart?
and
the other takes about 15 hours. By setting httpruntime executiontimeout
settings in web.config i prevent the scripts to timeout. However I have one
strange problem. When I ran the script that took 10 mins, it restarted when
it was finish. The script that took 15 hours also restarted when it came to
the end, and runned for 1 hour, and then stopped.
What could by causing my scripts to restart?
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