If this behaves like our other SQL programs then on failure it'll raise an AggregateException type on failures but there doesn't appear to be any way of telling which operations were successful?
It might be that this could do with restructuring to return successes and failures as a complete object (perhaps the ParallelLoopResult)?
-Martin
If this behaves like our other SQL programs then on failure it'll raise an AggregateException type on failures but there doesn't appear to be any way of telling which operations were successful?
It might be that this could do with restructuring to return successes and failures as a complete object (perhaps the ParallelLoopResult)?
-Martin