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RoleCollection.Remove Method

Definition

Overloads

Remove(Role)

Removes the specified Role from the collection.

Remove(String)

Removes the Role with the specified identifier from the collection.

Remove(Role, Boolean)

Removes the specified Role from the collection.

Remove(String, Boolean)

Removes the Role with the specified identifier from the collection.

Remove(Role)

Removes the specified Role from the collection.

public void Remove (Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Role item);
override this.Remove : Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Role -> unit
Public Sub Remove (item As Role)

Parameters

item
Role

The Role to be removed.

Exceptions

The specified item is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).

Applies to

Remove(String)

Removes the Role with the specified identifier from the collection.

public void Remove (string id);
override this.Remove : string -> unit
Public Sub Remove (id As String)

Parameters

id
String

The identifier of the Role to be removed.

Applies to

Remove(Role, Boolean)

Removes the specified Role from the collection.

public void Remove (Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Role item, bool cleanUp);
override this.Remove : Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Role * bool -> unit
Public Sub Remove (item As Role, cleanUp As Boolean)

Parameters

item
Role

The Role to be removed.

cleanUp
Boolean

True, if referencing objects are to be deleted; otherwise, false.

Exceptions

The specified item is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).

Remarks

This API supports the product infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Applies to

Remove(String, Boolean)

Removes the Role with the specified identifier from the collection.

public void Remove (string id, bool cleanUp);
override this.Remove : string * bool -> unit
Public Sub Remove (id As String, cleanUp As Boolean)

Parameters

id
String

The identifier of the Role to be removed.

cleanUp
Boolean

True, if referencing objects are to be deleted; otherwise, false.

Remarks

This API supports the product infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Applies to