difference between stop and abort
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Answer / malathi
Stopping a session task means the server stops reading data.
Abort has timeout of 60 sec , If the server is not finished
processing and committing data by the timeout ,the threads
and process assosiated with the sessions are killed.
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Answer / neets
abort stops the session forcefully so in less time it stops
our task as compared to stop.
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