Constructs a new batch process object. Each object can only be used once.

Call this method as the very last after either IsRunning()()() or HasFinished()()() returns true (no matter if the job stopped automatically or after calling Stop()()()). This will clean up the resources and output data properly.

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Try clearing all temporary created directories.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Query for errors.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Returns true if the batch job has finished successfully (no errors or interrupted occured during the run and the data has been created successfully).

Returns true if the batch job is still running. This is useful to determine the current status of the batch job. Please note that if a job gets interrupted manually, it might still run for a while, so using this method after stopping manually is important.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Call this method to start the batch run. The batch will run in its separate thread and therefore the method returns immediately.

Manually interrupt a batch job. This will stop the processing and not generate any output files. Please note that, although this method returns immediately, the batch job will in fact run a bit longer until it has finished cleaning up. Therefore, the method IsRunning()()() should be used to identify the exact time of execution end.

Returns a String that represents the current Object.

This function returns the current record number in process. Please note that this will only return correct results after the job has started via Start()()()

This function returns the total number of records to process. Please note that this will only return correct results after the job has started via Start()()().

Returns the temporary working directory where preview batch runs are stored if no parameters are given.