ConnectorLib .NET 25.2
ConnectorLib .NET SDK Programming Guide

# Handle Stop Requests

A connector can be requested to stop at any time. For example, the connector might be running as a service that is stopped, it might receive an `action=stop` command to its service port, or a user might press CTRL+C in the connector’s console window.

The sample code calls the `Stopping()` method on the `SynchronizeTask` between each file that it processes. If this method returns true the connector has been instructed to stop so the sample code returns immediately.

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