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Validate méthode

Called to confirm the log provider is properly configured.

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

Syntaxe

'Déclaration
Public Overridable Function Validate ( _
    events As IDTSInfoEvents _
) As DTSExecResult
'Utilisation
Dim instance As LogProviderBase
Dim events As IDTSInfoEvents
Dim returnValue As DTSExecResult

returnValue = instance.Validate(events)

public virtual DTSExecResult Validate(
    IDTSInfoEvents events
)

public:
virtual DTSExecResult Validate(
    IDTSInfoEvents^ events
)

abstract Validate : 
        events:IDTSInfoEvents -> DTSExecResult 
override Validate : 
        events:IDTSInfoEvents -> DTSExecResult 

public function Validate(
    events : IDTSInfoEvents
) : DTSExecResult

Paramètres

Valeur de retour

Type : Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime. . :: . .DTSExecResult
A value from the DTSExecResult structure that indicates success or failure of the validation.

Notes

The Validate method reviews properties and settings for inaccuracies or incorrect settings. The method does not touch data, or connect to data sources to validate connections. However, it ensures that required fields are populated and contain appropriate values. The fields that are validated differ depending on what object is being validated. For Log providers, the Validate method verifies that the ConfigString property is properly configured and any other properties or settings required of the log provider are set as expected. Log providers that require connections to external data sources do so through the use of ConnectionManager objects. The ConfigString property is often used to hold the name or ID of a ConnectionManager in the Connections collection.

In this case, Validate should verify that the ConnectionManager specified in the ConfigString property exists in the package.

If Failure is returned, package execution is cancelled.

The primary use of Validate is when writing a custom task. The Validate method is called by the SSIS Designer when a task is dropped onto the design surface and again, potentially multiple times, when properties are being set. However, in code, the Validate method on individual objects is not commonly used, as it is recommended that you call the Validate method on the Package when you need to validate objects. However, the method is available on individual objects should you find a unique circumstance where it is needed.

The Validate method is overridden in custom tasks, either for validation of the object when used in the SSIS Designer, or when called by code. For more information on writing the Validate method for a custom task, see Codage d'une tâche personnalisée.

Exemples

The following code example shows how to validate objects using the Validate method of the Package object.

DTSExecResult myresult = pkg.Validate(myPkgConnections, myPkgVariables, myIDTSEvents, myIDTSLogging);

Dim myresult As DTSExecResult =  pkg.Validate(myPkgConnections,myPkgVariables,myIDTSEvents, myIDTSLogging)