Ok, worked in VS2003, but in VS2005 I have a little issue, actually a big issue since I can't get any further. I am trying to call a method on a new thread using BeginInvoke, but when the compiler executes
the BeginInvoke() method, the system inexplicably hangs...I am totally baffled.

Here is the code:

'***************************************
' Delegate Routines
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Delegate Sub RetrieveValidDatabases_Threaded(ByRef objSelectedDatabase As ClassLibrary.SQLDBWrapper, _
 ByRef objParent As Object, ByRef objListObject As Object,  ByRef objWaitEvent As Threading.AutoResetEvent)

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'***************************************
' Retrieve List Of Valid Databases In This Server
'   This Method Can Be Time-Consuming And Has Been Threaded
'***************************************
Dim objGetDBListThread As New RetrieveValidDatabases_Threaded(AddressOf App.RetrieveValidDatabases)
objGetDBListThread.BeginInvoke(Me.objSelectedDatabase, _
 Me, CType(listDatabases, Object), Me._objWaitEvent, Nothing, Nothing)

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Public Sub RetrieveValidDatabases(ByRef objSelectedDatabase As ClassLibrary.SQLDBWrapper, _
 ByRef objParent As Object, ByRef objListObject As Object,  ByRef objParentWaitEvent As Threading.AutoResetEvent)
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End Sub

Is there something wrong with my usage of BeginInvoke? I stepped through the code, and the method being called using the Invoke, never seems to run, the system literally hangs at the execution of BeginInvoke().