Instance Class
Represents an instance of Notification Services.
Namespace: Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Nmo
Assembly : Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo (in microsoft.sqlserver.smo.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
Public NotInheritable Class Instance
Inherits NamedSmoObject
public sealed class Instance : NamedSmoObject
public ref class Instance sealed : public NamedSmoObject
public final class Instance extends NamedSmoObject
public final class Instance extends NamedSmoObject
Hinweise
Aktualisierter Text:14. April 2006
Notification Services instances host Notification Services applications and define instance-wide settings, such as the database server, custom delivery protocols, and delivery channels, which represent delivery endpoints.
You can use Instance objects to define new instances or to manage existing instances. To define a new instance, you set its properties and then use the Create method. To manage an existing instance, you get a reference to an existing instance via a NotificationServices object.
When using SQL Server Authentication with a NotificationServices object, you use a Server object to obtain a NotificationServices reference, and then use this reference to get a Notification Services instance. When creating an instance of the Server object, you can specify a ServerConnection object that uses a SqlConnection object.
If you are using SQL Server Authentication to call instance and application management methods such as Create, Update, Drop, Enable, or Disable, the SqlConnection must not already be open.
Make sure the SqlConnection is not opened before the Server object instance is created, or else use another ServerConnection constructor that does not use a SqlConnection object.
Inheritance Hierarchy
System.Object
Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.SmoObjectBase
Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.SqlSmoObject
Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.NamedSmoObject
Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Nmo.Instance
Beispiel
The following examples show a minimum instance configuration using Notification Services Management Objects (NMO):
Instance emptyInstance = new Instance(notificationServices,
instanceName);
DeliveryChannel fileChannel = new DeliveryChannel(
emptyInstance, "FileChannel");
fileChannel.ProtocolName = "File";
DeliveryChannelArgument fileNameArg =
new DeliveryChannelArgument(fileChannel, "FileName");
fileNameArg.Value = sampleDirectory +
@"\Notifications\FileNotifications.txt";
fileChannel.DeliveryChannelArguments.Add(fileNameArg);
emptyInstance.DeliveryChannels.Add(fileChannel);
Console.WriteLine("Delivery channel added.");
Application emptyApp = ConfigureApplication(emptyInstance);
emptyInstance.Applications.Add(emptyApp);
Console.WriteLine("Application added.");
Dim emptyInstance As Instance = _
New Instance(notificationServices, instanceName)
Dim fileChannel As DeliveryChannel = _
New DeliveryChannel(emptyInstance, "FileChannel")
fileChannel.ProtocolName = "File"
Dim fileNameArg As DeliveryChannelArgument = _
New DeliveryChannelArgument(fileChannel, "FileName")
fileNameArg.Value = sampleDirectory + _
"\Notifications\FileNotifications.txt"
fileChannel.DeliveryChannelArguments.Add(fileNameArg)
emptyInstance.DeliveryChannels.Add(fileChannel)
Console.WriteLine("Delivery channel added.")
Dim emptyApp As Application = _
ConfigureApplication(emptyInstance)
emptyInstance.Applications.Add(emptyApp)
Console.WriteLine("Application added.")
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
Entwicklungsplattformen
Eine Liste der unterstützten Plattformen finden Sie unterHardware- und Softwareanforderungen für die Installation von SQL Server 2005.
Zielplattforme
Eine Liste der unterstützten Plattformen finden Sie unterHardware- und Softwareanforderungen für die Installation von SQL Server 2005.
Siehe auch
Verweis
Instance Members
Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Nmo Namespace
Andere Ressourcen
Konfigurieren von Instanzen von Notification Services
NotificationServicesInstance Element (ICF)