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FireInformation méthode

Raises an event containing information.

Espace de noms :  Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime
Assembly :  Microsoft.SqlServer.ManagedDTS (dans Microsoft.SqlServer.ManagedDTS.dll)

Syntaxe

'Déclaration
Sub FireInformation ( _
    informationCode As Integer, _
    subComponent As String, _
    description As String, _
    helpFile As String, _
    helpContext As Integer, _
    ByRef fireAgain As Boolean _
)
'Utilisation
Dim instance As IDTSComponentEvents
Dim informationCode As Integer
Dim subComponent As String
Dim description As String
Dim helpFile As String
Dim helpContext As Integer
Dim fireAgain As Boolean

instance.FireInformation(informationCode, _
    subComponent, description, helpFile, _
    helpContext, fireAgain)

void FireInformation(
    int informationCode,
    string subComponent,
    string description,
    string helpFile,
    int helpContext,
    ref bool fireAgain
)

void FireInformation(
    int informationCode, 
    String^ subComponent, 
    String^ description, 
    String^ helpFile, 
    int helpContext, 
    bool% fireAgain
)

abstract FireInformation : 
        informationCode:int * 
        subComponent:string * 
        description:string * 
        helpFile:string * 
        helpContext:int * 
        fireAgain:bool byref -> unit 

function FireInformation(
    informationCode : int, 
    subComponent : String, 
    description : String, 
    helpFile : String, 
    helpContext : int, 
    fireAgain : boolean
)

Paramètres

  • fireAgain
    Type : System. . :: . .Boolean%
    A Boolean that indicates this should continue firing or stop firing. A value of true indicates that it should continue firing.

Notes

The definition of an information event is that it is a message important enough to always be displayed to most users. It differs from a warning in that no potential damage is implied, and it differs from logging in that it cannot be turned off or filtered and in that it can be handled by event handler.

Because firing of an event may be expensive, the run-time engine provides a mechanism for suppressing events that you are not interested in. Every event firing method has a FireAgain parameter. If the value of this variable is false, after the method returns, the caller will not fire this event again for the duration of the current execution.

Several of the events have a subComponent parameter that allows for even greater granularity in event source identification.