RE: ThreadAbortException

[Jeremy Gray]

Interesting. About the only other thing I can suggest off the top of my head would be to make extra sure that you’ve checked all of the applicable timeouts, as there are more than a few, even just on the server side, let alone once you account for the client as well.   Jeremy   From: Shawn Smiley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 2:52 PM To: user-cs@ibatis.apache.org Subject: RE: ThreadAbortException   Thanks Jeremy, The exception occurs within 2-5 minutes of starting the import.  I've verified that the automatic IIS 6 Process Reset options are disabled and that the timeouts are set to 20 minutes (I've even tried disabling the shutdown apppool option, but the error still occurs). I'm currently checking out the latest version of iBatis from SVN just to see if this is a bug in the previous build that I'm currently using. Thanks. Jeremy Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The last time I saw ThreadAbortExceptions in a production asp.net environment it was due to asp.net processing timeout settings. I’d recommend taking a look at the execution time required by the work involved, combined with the timeout settings for your production web server. In a debugging environment, the asp.net processing timeouts are generally disabled, which will not be the case when running a build on a production server.   Jeremy Gray   From: Shawn Smiley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 2:25 PM To: iBatis Users Subject: ThreadAbortException   This is somewhat related to my previous message about handling large transactions (same code block). In our production environment, I'm getting a ThreadAbortException while importing a large amount of data into a SQL Server database using the iBatis objects from my ASP.net webapp (the import occurs via a web service call).  I'm completely baffled by this error, it does not occur in my development environment and seems to occur after processing around 100-200 insert statements. The process that I have is that an XML file is passed to a web service on my web app.  The web service then parses the XML and imports the data into the SQL Server database.  The XML file will usually contain enough data to require around 500 or so inserts/updates across 5 or 6 tables in the database.  At many of the upper level tables, I'm doing a Find() and then Update() where as the lower level tables do Insert(). The production enviro nment is a dedicated Windows 2003 Server.  I'm currently using the 1.3 build of iBatis (svn rev 179390). Can anyone offer some suggestions on what may be causing this problem and how to solve it?  Thanks, Shawn. Yahoo! Photos – Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover Photo Books. You design it and we’ll bind it!   Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.