Keith,
I think it really depends on how the Count Property it implemented. If the
queue has a underlying backing field for the count that the Count Property
returns, then I would say yes. However if the queue physically counts the
items, then I would say no.
However as Brian stated, I don't think you should have to.
Hope this helps
Jay
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Is it necessary to do a synclock when checking the message count of a
shared queue object?