netslkill

Cancelling a request

To cancel a previously submitted asynchronous request you should use the netslkill() call. It notifies the server that the request has been cancelled by the user. Below is a short code example.

Submit the asynchronous request

status = netslnb("inttest()", &i);

Cancel the request

status = netslkill(request);

Upon return status is:

• NetSolveOK - the request has been successfully cancelled

• NetSolveInvalidRequestID - the request ID didn't correspond to a request that you previously submitted

• otherwise the return status represents the specific error that occurred