I need to know what the safest way to loop(without starting off in a
new thread since UI controls are involved) is...and how to
pause in the loop so that the program runs normally.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Trint

trint <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I need to know what the safest way to loop(without starting off in a
> new thread since UI controls are involved) is...and how to
> pause in the loop so that the program runs normally.

Unless your code is pretty much *purely* UI calls, you should use a
thread, and use Control.Invoke to marshall calls back to the UI when
you need to.

If you really are doing a huge amount of work that's just UI calls, you
could use Application.DoEvents, but personally I'd try to avoid that
and use another thread.

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Jon,
I am making mostly calls to controls and each loop will open, read and
close sql server 2000 4 times. I wish that I felt more comfortable
with threads, which are great for non UI calls, that use
control.invoke.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Trint