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a task scheduler? what version of .net are you using?
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Eric,<br />
&nbsp; 50,000 at the same time in a &quot;timeframe&quot;<br />
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Pawel<br />
.Net 4.5
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you can try to wrap your code in task as shown by my article and launch your tasks
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or just launch your job from the task scheduler 5 times with a parameter to process a different set of records in each instance
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I have a winforms app I inherited<br />
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In effect it opens with a task scheduler<br />
Runs a sub (void) and closes<br />
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The SendMail void effectively sends 10,000 emails from a list it gets in SQL Server and send on to a providers smtp<br />
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That Provider allows 10,000 in a send....<br />
But there can be multiple sends going on at the same time.<br />
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Is there a way to run the SendMail void in 5 separate &quot;threads&quot; so that 50k are being sent?<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; SendMail(IsLive)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Me.Close()
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I have a winforms app I inherited

In effect it opens with a task scheduler
Runs a sub (void) and closes

The SendMail void effectively sends 10,000 emails from a list it gets in SQL Server and send on to a providers smtp

That Provider allows 10,000 in a send....
But there can be multiple sends going on at the same time.

Is there a way to run the SendMail void in 5 separate "threads" so that 50k are being sent?

        SendMail(IsLive)
        Me.Close()

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