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Hi Umar,

Not sure why you need the custom page for that as the running tasks are shown in DW10 tasks list screen and there is a Cancel button for the running task.

If you are on DW10 you can use this api for that:

Scheduled tasks:

var task = Task.GetTaskById(SomeId);
bool isJobRunning = task is not null && Dynamicweb.Scheduler.TaskHandler.IsTaskRunning(task);            
//Cancelling:
new Dynamicweb.Scheduler.TaskHandler(runFromScheduler: false).CancelRunningTask(task);

DataIntegration job:
bool isJobRunning = !string.IsNullOrEmpty(ActivityId) && (Dynamicweb.DataIntegration.Integration.JobQueue.Instance.IsJobRunning(ActivityId, out _) || Dynamicweb.DataIntegration.Integration.JobQueue.Instance.IsJobQueued(ActivityId));
There is no cancelling api for stopping the directly started Data Integration job for now.

BR, Dmitrij

Hi Dmitriy,

I would say I like Umar's question.

When doing audits of a site being slow, we have a though time understanding what is actively and currently hapenning. We conclude Scheduled Tasks/Data Integration Jobs as an exclusion of parts, but never know exactly which one. We tend to sometimes recycle the site and enable tasks one by one OR look into the timestamps to determine which one might be running...

At least our experience tells us that Scheduled Tasks and Data Integration Jobs can be resource intensive, but finding out where the "leak" is as customers report problems (most times in Production) is not straighforward. A simple indicator of Scheduled tasks and/or Data Integration jobs that are currently running seems like a good help.

Just my $0.02

Best Regards,

Nuno Aguiar