/// <summary>
/// Stops the query execution.
///
/// @comment It might take some time until the executing query is cancelled by
/// the DB, but this procedure returns immediately. The reason for this is that
/// we consider the query cancellation as done since the application can
/// 'forget' about the result of the cancellation process (but beware of
/// executing another query while the other is stopping - this leads to ADO.NET
/// errors that state that a ADO.NET command is still executing!).
///
/// </summary>
public void StopSearch()
{
FPartnerFind.StopSearch();
}
/// <summary>
/// Stops the query execution.
///
/// Is intended to be called as an Event from FAsyncExecProgress.Cancel.
///
/// @comment It might take some time until the executing query is cancelled by
/// the DB, but this procedure returns immediately. The reason for this is that
/// we consider the query cancellation as done since the application can
/// 'forget' about the result of the cancellation process (but beware of
/// executing another query while the other is stopping - this leads to ADO.NET
/// errors that state that a ADO.NET command is still executing!).
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ASender">Object that requested the stopping (not evaluated)</param>
/// <param name="AArgs">(not evaluated)
/// </param>
/// <returns>void</returns>
public void StopSearch(object ASender, EventArgs AArgs)
{
FPartnerFind.StopSearch(ASender, AArgs);
}
