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Hi, I have a small app that updates a bunch of database records. The problem is that this process takes a long time and I'd like to display a simple textbox to show the current percentage complete. <br />
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At the moment, I update this textbox in the method that is executing, then call 'this.Invalidate()' then 'this.Refresh()' and it seems to work. Problem I have is when the app is resized or loses focus or whatever, it stops updating. What is the correct way to implement this type of scenario?
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Hi, I have a small app that updates a bunch of database records. The problem is that this process takes a long time and I'd like to display a simple textbox to show the current percentage complete. 

At the moment, I update this textbox in the method that is executing, then call 'this.Invalidate()' then 'this.Refresh()' and it seems to work. Problem I have is when the app is resized or loses focus or whatever, it stops updating. What is the correct way to implement this type of scenario?

Displaying progress during execution

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