FireError-Methode

Syntax

'Declaration
Sub FireError ( _
    ErrorCode As Integer, _
    SubComponent As String, _
    Description As String, _
    HelpFile As String, _
    HelpContext As Integer, _
    <OutAttribute> ByRef pbCancel As Boolean _
)
'Usage
Dim instance As IDTSComponentMetaData100
Dim ErrorCode As Integer
Dim SubComponent As String
Dim Description As String
Dim HelpFile As String
Dim HelpContext As Integer
Dim pbCancel As Boolean

instance.FireError(ErrorCode, SubComponent, _
    Description, HelpFile, HelpContext, _
    pbCancel)

void FireError(
    int ErrorCode,
    string SubComponent,
    string Description,
    string HelpFile,
    int HelpContext,
    out bool pbCancel
)

void FireError(
    [InAttribute] int ErrorCode, 
    [InAttribute] String^ SubComponent, 
    [InAttribute] String^ Description, 
    [InAttribute] String^ HelpFile, 
    [InAttribute] int HelpContext, 
    [OutAttribute] bool% pbCancel
)

abstract FireError : 
        ErrorCode:int * 
        SubComponent:string * 
        Description:string * 
        HelpFile:string * 
        HelpContext:int * 
        pbCancel:bool byref -> unit 

function FireError(
    ErrorCode : int, 
    SubComponent : String, 
    Description : String, 
    HelpFile : String, 
    HelpContext : int, 
    pbCancel : boolean
)

Hinweise

An OnError event can be raised during package design or execution. During design time, errors are displayed in the Task List window and also cause a red X icon to be displayed next to the component shape on the designer surface. During execution, the error event may cause package execution to terminate.

Siehe auch

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