Answer Posted / umamahesh

The STOP option is used to execute the session task and
allow other task to run, whereas ABORT option completely
turns off the task that is running.

- When using STOP option the integration services stop
reading the data from the source of the file, whereas ABORT
waits for the services to be finished and then only any
actions take place.

- The STOP command processes the data to the source or to
targets, whereas ABORT option has the timeout period of 60
seconds.

- STOP option allows the writing of the data and committing
the data to the targets, whereas ABORT shows no commitment
as such.

- STOP option doesn’t kill any process and it just stops the
resource sharing between the processes, whereas ABORT stops
the process and the session gets terminated.

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