Access to any exceptions that occur during Async call.

The time the async call returned (the future)

Answer true if the data has been fetched from the server and is ready to be used by the application.

Answer true if the Async call has completed on the server and that a result is ready.

Answer true if the Async call has timeed-out (a time-based version of Cancel)

If set to true the result will be fetched before the Returned event is called, otherwise the Returned event will be triggered and the application code needs to call PostFetch() to retrieve the result. True by default.

Number of seconds to wait for an async response before returning without a response.

The time the Future was created.

The result table if any, or null.

The AppContext that the async call was made with

The data set the result data table is in.

How long in milliseconds the Async call took to complete.

Answer true if canceled. It's common that a dialog would allow the user to cancel the Async call and the Dialog that is holding on the the Future will cancel the Future. Cancelling the Future does not stop the server-side processing but when the server returns nothing will happen.