RestoreInfo Constructor (String, String, Boolean, RestoreLocation[], RestoreSecurity)
Initializes a new instance of RestoreInfo using a file, database name , overwrite indicator, an array of restore locations, and a security definition for the roles to be restored.
Espace de noms: Microsoft.AnalysisServices
Assembly: Microsoft.AnalysisServices (in microsoft.analysisservices.dll)
Syntaxe
'Déclaration
Public Sub New ( _
file As String, _
databaseName As String, _
allowOverwrite As Boolean, _
locations As RestoreLocation(), _
security As RestoreSecurity _
)
public RestoreInfo (
string file,
string databaseName,
bool allowOverwrite,
RestoreLocation[] locations,
RestoreSecurity security
)
public:
RestoreInfo (
String^ file,
String^ databaseName,
bool allowOverwrite,
array<RestoreLocation^>^ locations,
RestoreSecurity security
)
public RestoreInfo (
String file,
String databaseName,
boolean allowOverwrite,
RestoreLocation[] locations,
RestoreSecurity security
)
public function RestoreInfo (
file : String,
databaseName : String,
allowOverwrite : boolean,
locations : RestoreLocation[],
security : RestoreSecurity
)
Paramètres
- file
Name of the file for which information is to be restored.
- databaseName
Name of the database from which to extract the information to be restored.
- allowOverwrite
A Boolean value. If true, the file information can be overwritten; otherwise, false.
- locations
An array of RestoreLocations for the remote objects to restored.
- security
A RestoreSecurity enumeration value that specifies what is going to happen to the Roles objects being restored.
Plateformes
Plateformes de développement
Pour obtenir la liste des plateformes prises en charge, consultez Configuration matérielle et logicielle requise pour l'installation de SQL Server 2005.
Plateformes cibles
Pour obtenir la liste des plateformes prises en charge, consultez Configuration matérielle et logicielle requise pour l'installation de SQL Server 2005.
Voir aussi
Référence
RestoreInfo Class
RestoreInfo Members
Microsoft.AnalysisServices Namespace