How implement multi-threading using SysOperation framework

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I have gone through many articles available but can't be able to implement the same, need help for that. here is my service class, in data update class, I am multiple 20 30 columns values in a custom table, how implement multithreading for same

/// <summary>/// MultithreadingService/// </summary>internal final class MultithreadingService extends SysOperationServiceBase{        /// <summary>    /// Servcie Class Process method    /// </summary>    /// <param name = /_contract/>Process</param>    public void process(MultiThreadingContract _contract)    {        #OCCRetryCount        try        {            if (_contract)            {                ttsbegin;                MultiThreadingDataUpdate::DataUpdate(_contract.getFromDate(),_contract.getToDate());                Info('Operation Successful');                ttscommit;            }        }        catch(Exception::Error)        {            error(/@SYS104505/);        }            }}

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Martin Dráb 236,285 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Please tell us more about the processes that you want to run in parallel in several threads. "I am multiple 20 30 columns values in a custom table" says nothing useful.

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How implement multi-threading using SysOperation framework

Ok what I have done is for learning purposes .i.e. multithreading., I have added 25 columns in sales table , and inserting values in those columns. And in data contract class I have create from date , to date contracts , to select sales orders in given range. So i want to implement multithreading for same process

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How implement multi-threading using SysOperation framework

You need at least two pieces of work to be able to run multiple things in parallel. If you're unable to split your logic to two or more pieces, then you can't use multithreading.

What number of fields you have in a table is completely irrelevant, because that's not a process to execute.

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