BreakpointManager.CreateBreakpointTarget Method

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12/15/2008

Creates a new breakpoint in the task with the specified breakpoint ID and description.

Namespace: Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime
Assembly : Microsoft.SqlServer.ManagedDTS (in microsoft.sqlserver.manageddts.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Function CreateBreakpointTarget ( _
    breakpointID As Integer, _
    description As String _
) As BreakpointTarget

public BreakpointTarget CreateBreakpointTarget (
    int breakpointID,
    string description
)

public:
BreakpointTarget^ CreateBreakpointTarget (
    int breakpointID, 
    String^ description
)

public BreakpointTarget CreateBreakpointTarget (
    int breakpointID, 
    String description
)

public function CreateBreakpointTarget (
    breakpointID : int, 
    description : String
) : BreakpointTarget

Parameter

breakpointID
The ID to assign to the breakpoint to distinguish it from other breakpoints.

description
A string describing the breakpoint.

Rückgabewert

A BreakpointTarget object.

Hinweise

Tasks create breakpoints by calling the CreateBreakpointTarget method and providing integer breakpointID and string description parameters. When a task reaches the point in its code that contains a breakpoint, it evaluates the breakpoint by using IsBreakpointTargetEnabled to determine if the breakpoint is enabled. If true, the task notifies the Data Transformation Run-time engine by raising the OnBreakpointHit event.

Beispiel

The following code example shows the code that creates a breakpoint in a custom task. The variable manager is the breakpoint manager for the task.

manager.CreateBreakpointTarget(BPID1, "My Sample Task Breakpoint #1");

Threadsicherheit

Any public static (Shared in Microsoft Visual Basic) members of this type are thread safe. Any instance members are not guaranteed to be thread safe.

Plattformen

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