ConnectionProfile.GetConnectivityIntervalsAsync Method
Definition
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Gets a list of ConnectivityInterval objects, which indicate the timestamp for when the network connection began, and a time-span for the duration of that connection.
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virtual IAsyncOperation<IVectorView<ConnectivityInterval ^> ^> ^ GetConnectivityIntervalsAsync(DateTime startTime, DateTime endTime, NetworkUsageStates states) = GetConnectivityIntervalsAsync;/// [Windows.Foundation.Metadata.RemoteAsync]
IAsyncOperation<IVectorView<ConnectivityInterval>> GetConnectivityIntervalsAsync(DateTime const& startTime, DateTime const& endTime, NetworkUsageStates const& states);[Windows.Foundation.Metadata.RemoteAsync]
public IAsyncOperation<IReadOnlyList<ConnectivityInterval>> GetConnectivityIntervalsAsync(System.DateTimeOffset startTime, System.DateTimeOffset endTime, NetworkUsageStates states);function getConnectivityIntervalsAsync(startTime, endTime, states)Public Function GetConnectivityIntervalsAsync (startTime As DateTimeOffset, endTime As DateTimeOffset, states As NetworkUsageStates) As IAsyncOperation(Of IReadOnlyList(Of ConnectivityInterval))Parameters
- startTime
- DateTime DateTimeOffset
The start time over which to retrieve data. Can be no more than 60 days prior to the current time.
- endTime
- DateTime DateTimeOffset
The end time over which to retrieve data.
- states
- NetworkUsageStates
The state of the connection profile for which usage data should be returned.
Returns
When the method completes, it returns a list of ConnectivityInterval objects, which indicate the start time and duration for the current or prior connections.
- Attributes
Remarks
For an example of how these methods are used, see How to retrieve connection usage data for a specific period of time