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Events Extent (System_Runtime Module)

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Contains instances of common language runtime (CLR) events.

Fields

The following table lists the fields in the Events extent.

Column Type Required Description

Folder

FoldersTable

yes

The Modeling Services Folder that is associated with the event.

Id

Integer64

yes

The identifier of the event.

DeclaringType

TypeDefinitions

yes

The type definition that declares this event.

Name

Text

yes

The name of the event.

AddMethod

MethodDefinitions

yes

The "add" method for this event.

RemoveMethod

MethodDefinitions

yes

The "remove" method for this event.

FireMethod

MethodDefinitions

The "fire" method for this event.

IsAbstract

Logical

yes

A bit flag that indicates that the event is abstract, meaning this event must be implement in a derived type.

IsStatic

Logical

yes

A bit flag that indicates that the event is static.

IsVirtual

Logical

yes

A bit flag that indicates that the event is virtual.

IsFinal

Logical

yes

A bit flag that indicates that the event is final, meaning that this event cannot be overridden in derived types.

IsToolSpecialName

Logical

yes

A bit flag that specifies that the event name is special and has a reserved use by tools other than the common language runtime (CLR).

IsRuntimeSpecialName

Logical

yes

A bit flag that specifies that the event name is special and has a reserved use by the common language runtime (CLR).

Documentation

Text

The XML Document fragment for the event. Note that this is not yet populated by the LoadAssembly.exe tool.

Attributes

Text

The custom attributes for the event. Note that this is not yet populated by the LoadAssembly.exe tool.

Remarks

To work with this extent in the SQL Server Modeling Services, see Events Table (System_Runtime Schema).

See Also

Reference

System_Runtime Extents
System_Runtime Module

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