IDTSComponentMetaData100.FireError Method
Definition
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public:
void FireError(int ErrorCode, System::String ^ SubComponent, System::String ^ Description, System::String ^ HelpFile, int HelpContext, [Runtime::InteropServices::Out] bool % pbCancel);
[System.Runtime.InteropServices.DispId(129)]
public void FireError (int ErrorCode, string SubComponent, string Description, string HelpFile, int HelpContext, out bool pbCancel);
[<System.Runtime.InteropServices.DispId(129)>]
abstract member FireError : int * string * string * string * int * bool -> unit
Public Sub FireError (ErrorCode As Integer, SubComponent As String, Description As String, HelpFile As String, HelpContext As Integer, ByRef pbCancel As Boolean)
Parameters
- ErrorCode
- Int32
The component-defined error code.
- SubComponent
- String
The name of the component that raises the event.
- Description
- String
The description of the error.
- HelpFile
- String
The help file that provides more information about the error event.
- HelpContext
- Int32
The context ID for the error.
- pbCancel
- Boolean
Specifies whether execution of the component is cancelled.
- Attributes
Remarks
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.