Suppose, you have one Web Page and it contains one Button on click of it you perform some long running task for instance Copying thousands of Selected Data from one database to another database or something which takes too much time. Now, if you perform this type of operation what will happen that if after click of your button it goes to server and start executing the server code on server side and client waits for a long to hear a response from server. But as the Server side code has to do so many things it takes time and after sometime on client page you will see "Page Can not be displayed" screen or something like that which confuse end user whether the work is done or not. So, you may say that why don't you do the server side task in chunks[Means copying employees from one database to another in a 100/100 Chunks.] Yeap, you are correct we can do this. But it needs human interaction and the person who is going to do this will feel boring. [Work should be fun ]. So, let me show you how can you perform long running task asynchronously without human interaction and show result at the end of process.


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