IBackupRestore.CanSelectForRestore Property
Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the content component that is represented by the IBackupRestore object can be selected for restoration in the Central Administration user interface or some other UI.
Namespace: Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.Backup
Assembly: Microsoft.SharePoint (in Microsoft.SharePoint.dll)
Syntax
Property CanSelectForRestore As Boolean
Get
Set
Dim instance As IBackupRestore
Dim value As Boolean
value = instance.CanSelectForRestore
instance.CanSelectForRestore = value
bool CanSelectForRestore { get; set; }
Property Value
Type: System.Boolean
true if the object can be selected for restoration; otherwise, false.
Remarks
If users should never be able to restore objects of your custom component class independently of a restoration of the parent object, the get accessor should return false. If users should be able to select any object of your class for independent restoration, the get accessor should return true. In either case, the set accessor should be an empty pair of braces "{ }". In most other cases, implement the property as a wrapper around a private Boolean field.
The content database of the Central Administration application is an example of a component that cannot be individually selected for restoration.
Examples
The following sample shows the CanSelectForRestore property used in an implementation of the Object method.
public String Object(SPBackupRestoreObject obj, int depth)
{
StringBuilder build = new StringBuilder();
if (obj.CanBackup == false || obj.CanRestore == false)
{
build.Append("*");
}
if ((obj.Information.IsBackup &&
!obj.IBackupRestore.CanSelectForBackup)
||
(!obj.Information.IsBackup &&
!obj.IBackupRestore.CanSelectForRestore))
{
build.Append("[");
}
build.Append(obj.Name);
if ((obj.Information.IsBackup &&
!obj.IBackupRestore.CanSelectForBackup)
||
(!obj.Information.IsBackup &&
!obj.IBackupRestore.CanSelectForRestore))
{
build.Append("]");
}
build.Append("+*+*+");
return build.ToString();
}