ScriptTask.SuspendRequired Property

public:
 property bool SuspendRequired { bool get(); void set(bool value); };

public bool SuspendRequired { get; set; }

member this.SuspendRequired : bool with get, set

Public Property SuspendRequired As Boolean

Property Value

true if the task suspends execution when it encounters a breakpoint; otherwise, false.

Implements

Examples

The following code example shows how to override the SuspendRequired property for a custom task.

public bool SuspendRequired   
{  
     get  
    {   
        // m_suspendRequired is a Private integer declared in the custom task.   
        return m_suspendRequired != 0;   
    }  

    set  
    {  
    // This lock is also taken by Suspend().  Because it is possible for the package to be   
    // suspended and resumed in quick succession, this property "set" might happen   
    // before the actual Suspend() call.  Without the lock, the Suspend() might reset   
    // the canExecute event after we set it to abort the suspension.   
         lock (this)   
    {  
        Interlocked.Exchange(ref m_suspendRequired, value ? 1 : 0);   
            if (!value)   
                ResumeExecution();   
    }  
}  

Public ReadOnly Property SuspendRequired() As Boolean  
    Get   
        ' m_suspendRequired is a Private integer declared in the custom task.   
        Return m_suspendRequired <> 0  
     End Get  

Public WriteOnly Property SuspendRequired() As Boolean  
    Set (ByVal Value As Boolean)   
        ' This lock is also taken by Suspend().  Because it is possible for the package to be   
        ' suspended and resumed in quick succession, this property "put" might happen   
       ' before the actual Suspend() call.  Without the lock, the Suspend() might reset  
       ' the canExecute event after we set it to abort the suspension.   
         lock (Me)  
         {  
               Interlocked.Exchange(m_suspendRequired, value ? 1 : 0)   
                     If Not value Then  
                       ResumeExecution()  
                     End If  
             }  
         End Set  
End Property  

Remarks

This property is not set in code. The property is set by the runtime for tasks and containers when a breakpoint is encountered.

However, if you write a multithreaded custom task that exposes breakpoints, you must provide code for this method, which is inherited from the IDTSSuspend class for multithreaded objects. If your task is single threaded, which means that the implementation of Execute in your custom task does not start new threads, you do not have to implement this interface. For more information about writing custom tasks, see Developing a Custom Task.

Applies to