Método GetExpression
Returns a String that contains the expression for the specified property. Null means no expression is assigned.
Namespace: Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime
Assembly: Microsoft.SqlServer.ManagedDTS (em Microsoft.SqlServer.ManagedDTS.dll)
Sintaxe
'Declaração
Public Function GetExpression ( _
propertyName As String _
) As String
'Uso
Dim instance As Package
Dim propertyName As String
Dim returnValue As String
returnValue = instance.GetExpression(propertyName)
public string GetExpression(
string propertyName
)
public:
virtual String^ GetExpression(
String^ propertyName
) sealed
abstract GetExpression :
propertyName:string -> string
override GetExpression :
propertyName:string -> string
public final function GetExpression(
propertyName : String
) : String
Parâmetros
- propertyName
Tipo: System. . :: . .String
The name of the property whose expression you want to see.
Valor de retorno
Tipo: System. . :: . .String
A String that contains the expression used to evaluate the property.
Implementa
Comentários
The propertyName can be any property available on the object.
Exemplos
The following code example modifies the value of the DelayValidation property using SetExpression, then displays the new value using GetExpression.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime;
namespace Microsoft.SqlServer.SSIS.Samples
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Package pkg = new Package();
// Set an expression on one of the properties.
DtsProperties pkgProperties = pkg.Properties;
// View information about the DelayValidation property
// before setting it with the SetExpression method.
Object myValue = pkgProperties["DelayValidation"].GetValue(pkg);
String mySValue = myValue.ToString();
Console.WriteLine("value before is {0}", mySValue);
// Use SetExpression to set the value to true.
String myTrueString = "true";
pkgProperties["DelayValidation"].SetExpression(pkg, myTrueString);
// Validate the package to set the expression onto the property.
DTSExecResult valResult = pkg.Validate(null, null, null, null);
// Verify the new setting.
myValue = pkgProperties["DelayValidation"].GetValue(pkg);
mySValue = myValue.ToString();
String myExpression = pkg.Properties["DelayValidation"].GetExpression(pkg);
String mySExpression = myExpression.ToString();
Console.WriteLine("The value and expression is {0}, {1}", mySValue, mySExpression);
}
}
}
Imports System
Imports System.Collections.Generic
Imports System.Text
Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime
Class Program
Shared Sub Main(ByVal args() As String)
Dim pkg As New Package()
' Set an expression on one of the properties.
Dim pkgProperties As DtsProperties = pkg.Properties
' View information about the DelayValidation property
' before setting it with the SetExpression method.
Dim myValue As [Object] = pkgProperties("DelayValidation").GetValue(pkg)
Dim mySValue As String = myValue.ToString()
Console.WriteLine("value before is {0}", mySValue)
' Use SetExpression to set the value to true.
Dim myTrueString As String = "true"
pkgProperties("DelayValidation").SetExpression(pkg, myTrueString)
' Validate the package to set the expression onto the property.
Dim valResult As DTSExecResult = pkg.Validate(Nothing, Nothing, Nothing, Nothing)
' Verify the new setting.
myValue = pkgProperties("DelayValidation").GetValue(pkg)
mySValue = myValue.ToString()
Dim myExpression As String = pkg.Properties("DelayValidation").GetExpression(pkg)
Dim mySExpression As String = myExpression.ToString()
Console.WriteLine("The value and expression is {0}, {1}", mySValue, mySExpression)
End Sub
End Class
Sample Output:
value before is False
The value and expression is True, true