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Allows you to retrieve well-defined information about a specified data source in the form of properties constructed as name/value pairs.
The DataSourceInformation type exposes the following members.
Constructors
Name
Description
Overloaded. Initializes a new instance of the DataSourceInformation class.
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Methods
Name
Description
Overloaded. Adds a property to the list of supported properties.
Retrieves a Boolean value indicating whether a specified property is contained in this data source information instance.
Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)
Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection. (Inherited from Object.)
Serves as a hash function for a particular type. (Inherited from Object.)
Overloaded. Retrieves the Type value indicating the type of a specified property, thus enabling appropriate conversion of a retrieved value to the correct type.
Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)
Raises the SiteChanged event. (Inherited from DataSiteableObject<T>.)
Retrieves a value for a specified data source information property.
Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.)
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Fields
Name
Description
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters that are not valid, that is, that may not appear in a generic catalog name.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose use at the start of a generic catalog name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a catalog name is suffixed on a multi-part object identifier, as opposed to being a prefix.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of a catalog name.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the character separating a catalog name from the other parts in an object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a catalog name is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a catalog name is supported in object identifiers that appear in SQL DML clauses.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance in a column alias is not valid.
ColumnAliasInvalidStartCharacters
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance at the start of a column alias is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of a column alias.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a column alias is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance in a column name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance at the start of a column name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of a column name.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a column name is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
CommandDeriveParametersSupport
Specifies what types of commands are supported by the DeriveParameters method.
Specifies what types of commands are supported by the DeriveSchema method.
Specifies what types of commands are supported by the Execute(String, DataCommandType, IVsDataParameter, Int32) and ExecuteWithoutResults(String, DataCommandType, IVsDataParameter, Int32) methods.
Specifies which parameter directions are supported.
Specifies which types of commands are supported by the Prepare(String, DataCommandType, IVsDataParameter, Int32) method.
Specifies the geographical culture of the data source.
Specifies the name of the data source.
Specifies the name of the product of the data source.
Specifies the version of the data source.
Specifies the data source information property that provides the character or characters that prefix a date/time literal.
Specifies the data source information property that provides the character or characters that suffix a date/time literal.
Specifies the data source information property that provides the name of the default catalog.
Specifies the data source information property that provides the name of the default schema.
Specifies the data source information property that provides the character used to close an identifier part that needs to be enclosed in quotation marks.
Specifies the data source information property that provides the character used to open an identifier part that needs to be enclosed in quotation marks.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether identifier parts are treated as case sensitive.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the case of identifier parts that are stored in the data source.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance as an index name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance at the start of an index name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of an index name.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether an index name is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the wildcard character used to capture zero or more characters within values for a LIKE clause in a SQL DML statement.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the character used to escape the LikeClausePercent character within values for a LIKE clause in a SQL DML statement.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the wildcard character used to capture a single character within values for a LIKE clause in a SQL DML statement.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the character used to escape the LikeClauseUnderscore character within values for a LIKE clause in a SQL DML statement.
Specifies the data source information property that provides the character used to prefix a parameter name.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether the parameter prefix should appear in the value set for the Name property.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance in a procedure name is not valid.
ProcedureInvalidStartCharacters
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance at the start of a procedure name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of a procedure name.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a procedure name is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
QuotedIdentifierPartsCaseSensitive
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether identifier parts enclosed in quotation marks are treated as case sensitive.
QuotedIdentifierPartsStorageCase
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the case of identifier parts enclosed in quotation marks that are stored in the data source.
Specifies the data source information property that provides the set of reserved words on the data source.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance in a schema name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance at the start of a schema name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of a schema name.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the character separating a schema name from the other parts of an object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a schema name is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a schema name is supported in object identifiers that appear in SQL DML clauses.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the character separating a server name from the other parts of an object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether the data source supports the ANSI92 SQL standard.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether command timeouts are supported.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether transactions can be started, committed, or rolled back inside other transactions.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether identifier parts enclosed in quotation marks are supported.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether SQL verification is supported.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance in a table alias is not valid.
TableAliasInvalidStartCharacters
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance at the start of a table alias is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of a table alias.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a table alias is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance in a table name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance at the start of a table name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of a table name.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a table name is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance in a user name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance at the start of a user name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of a user name.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a user name is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance in a view name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that provides a string of characters whose appearance at the start of a view name is not valid.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates the maximum length of a view name.
Specifies the data source information property that indicates whether a view name is supported in a multi-part object identifier.
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Properties
Name
Description
Gets a data source information property with the specified name.
Gets or sets the object site. (Inherited from DataSiteableObject<T>.)
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Events
Name
Description
Occurs when the Site property is changed. (Inherited from DataSiteableObject<T>.)
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