Hi @דני שטרית , Welcome to Microsoft Q&A,
To exit from the Execute
method in a graceful way in C#, you can simply use the return
statement, just like you have in your example. The return
statement will immediately exit the method and return control back to the caller. In your case, you're returning a Task
, which is appropriate for an asynchronous method like Execute
. This signifies that the method will complete asynchronously, but it will still exit at that point.
So, in your code:
public async Task Execute(IJobExecutionContext context)
{
return;
}
The Execute
method will exit as soon as it encounters the return
statement, and if there's any continuation logic after this method call, it will execute after the method has returned control.
Best Regards,
Jiale
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