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Thanks. &nbsp;I'll give it a try.
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It's in the System.Threading namespace if you can't find it.
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It's in the System.Threading namespace if you can't find it.

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System.Threading.Thread.Sl<wbr />eep(x);<br />
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X = number of milisecconds to sleep.
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System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(x);

X = number of milisecconds to sleep.

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also could you describe WHY you want this,.. we could offer other solutions too,...<br />
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regards,.. <br />
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Floris Briolas
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also could you describe WHY you want this,.. we could offer other solutions too,...


regards,..

Floris Briolas

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I've tried &quot;sleep&quot;, I've tried &quot;delay. &nbsp;Both without luck. &nbsp;And WAITFOR related to SQL Server.<br />
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Thanks for the help. &nbsp;I'm sure it's obvious, but sometimes the most obvious problems are the worst to solve.<br />
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Thank you.<br />

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I've tried "sleep", I've tried "delay.  Both without luck.  And WAITFOR related to SQL Server.


Thanks for the help.  I'm sure it's obvious, but sometimes the most obvious problems are the worst to solve.

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