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Método AddReference

This method adds a reference to a list for reference tracking.

Namespace:  Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime
Assembly:  Microsoft.SqlServer.ManagedDTS (em Microsoft.SqlServer.ManagedDTS.dll)

Sintaxe

'Declaração
Public Sub AddReference ( _
    objectNameOrID As String, _
    refType As DTSObjectReferenceType, _
    ByRef refListID As Integer _
)
'Uso
Dim instance As ObjectReferenceTracker
Dim objectNameOrID As String
Dim refType As DTSObjectReferenceType
Dim refListID As Integer

instance.AddReference(objectNameOrID, _
    refType, refListID)

public void AddReference(
    string objectNameOrID,
    DTSObjectReferenceType refType,
    ref int refListID
)

public:
void AddReference(
    String^ objectNameOrID, 
    DTSObjectReferenceType refType, 
    int% refListID
)

member AddReference : 
        objectNameOrID:string * 
        refType:DTSObjectReferenceType * 
        refListID:int byref -> unit 

public function AddReference(
    objectNameOrID : String, 
    refType : DTSObjectReferenceType, 
    refListID : int
)

Parâmetros

  • objectNameOrID
    Tipo: System. . :: . .String
    The object name or ID of the object that owns the list to which you are adding a new reference for tracking.

Comentários

This method adds a reference for the object named in the objectNameOrID parameter, with the type specified in refType, to the reference list with the given refListID. To create a list, pass in zero for refListID. Upon return, refListID will contain the ID of the newly created list, which now contains the single new entry. The returned refListID can be used in subsequent calls to add more references to the same list.

This method removes the entire reference list from the Reference Tracker system. It should be called when the object that owns a list is being destroyed. It is also useful when the object that owns the list is being refreshed, and a new list must be created. For example, in the Conditional Split transform, if the expression on an output is changed, the reference list for that expression can be destroyed, and a new list created as the new expression is parsed.

The refListID parameter is created when the list is newly generated using the AddReference method. The AddReference method returns to you a refListID, and it contains the ID of the newly created list. This returned refListID can be used in subsequent calls to add more references to the same list, remove references to the list, destroy a list, or when using the SetListInfo method.