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gencode128.dll c# Scheduled transfer in C#
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Figure 18.7 You can configure an on-demand transfer to notify you when a transfer is complete by placing a message in a queue you specify. In this example, the role had two instances, so two transfers were completed, one for each instance. which tells the agent to send over only the performance counter data that s been generated in the last hour. If you re transferring a log, you can also specify a log level filter (informational, critical, and so on). When you start the transfers, each instance performs its own transfer. The transfer operation is an asynchronous operation; you start it and walk away. In most cases, you ll want to know when the transfers have completed so that you can start analyzing the data. You can have the transfer agent notify you when the transfer for an instance is complete by passing in a queue name e. As each transfer is started, you ll be given a unique ID r to track. You can see the completion messages in figure 18.7. Each message contains one of the unique IDs associated with each transfer. When each transfer is complete, the agent drops a small message onto the queue you designated with that same ID. The message lets you track which transfers have been completed. A great place to use an on-demand transfer is in the OnStop method in your RoleEntryPoint override class. Whenever a role is being shut down, either intentionally or otherwise, this method fires. If you do an on-demand transfer in this method, you ll save your log files from being erased during a reboot or a move. These log files can help you troubleshoot instance failures. Because you might not have enough time to transfer gigabytes of log files, make sure that you re transferring only the critical information you need when you do this. Now that you know how to get data about what s happening with your service, we need to tell you about the APIs that ll help you do something about what you see happening.
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