IConflictLogWriter.SaveConflict Method

When overridden in a derived class, saves information about a change that caused a concurrency conflict.

Namespace:  Microsoft.Synchronization
Assembly:  Microsoft.Synchronization (in Microsoft.Synchronization.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Sub SaveConflict ( _
    conflictingChange As ItemChange, _
    conflictingChangeData As Object, _
    conflictingChangeKnowledge As SyncKnowledge _
)
'Usage
Dim instance As IConflictLogWriter
Dim conflictingChange As ItemChange
Dim conflictingChangeData As Object
Dim conflictingChangeKnowledge As SyncKnowledge

instance.SaveConflict(conflictingChange, _
    conflictingChangeData, conflictingChangeKnowledge)

void SaveConflict(
    ItemChange conflictingChange,
    Object conflictingChangeData,
    SyncKnowledge conflictingChangeKnowledge
)

void SaveConflict(
    ItemChange^ conflictingChange, 
    Object^ conflictingChangeData, 
    SyncKnowledge^ conflictingChangeKnowledge
)

abstract SaveConflict : 
        conflictingChange:ItemChange * 
        conflictingChangeData:Object * 
        conflictingChangeKnowledge:SyncKnowledge -> unit 

function SaveConflict(
    conflictingChange : ItemChange, 
    conflictingChangeData : Object, 
    conflictingChangeKnowledge : SyncKnowledge
)

Parameters

• conflictingChange
  Type: Microsoft.Synchronization.ItemChange
  The item metadata for the conflicting change.

• conflictingChangeData
  Type: System.Object
  The item data for the conflicting change.

• conflictingChangeKnowledge
  Type: Microsoft.Synchronization.SyncKnowledge
  The knowledge to be learned if this change is applied. This must be saved with the change.

Remarks

If the change that is represented by this conflict is applied to a replica, conflictingChangeKnowledge must be combined with the knowledge of that replica.

See Also

Reference

IConflictLogWriter Interface

Microsoft.Synchronization Namespace