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• curprev 13:1713:17, 22 September 2023‎ User talk contribs‎ 16,760 bytes +16,760‎ Created page with "<strong>The Async_Task table</strong> is useful for keep information on asynchronous tasks. Asynchronous tasks are useful when the processing time of a business operation will take longer than what Azure managed services (such as Azure App Service or Azure Front Door) allow. For example, Azure App Service has a maximum timeout of 230 seconds (src) so if you have a back-end method that takes almost that long or more, then you’ll need to make the call to the method async..."