Utils.FindMVEntries Method
The FindMVEntries (String, String, Int32, String) method is a static method that retrieves the metaverse entries with the specified string attribute value and maximum number of results. The results are returned in the specified collation order.
Syntax
public MVEntry[] FindMVEntries(
String attributeName,
String value,
Int32 maxResults,
String collationOrder
);
Public Function FindMVEntries( _
ByVal attributeName As String, _
ByVal value As String, _
ByVal maxResults As Int32, _
ByVal collationOrder As String _
) As MVEntry[]
Parameters
attributeName
Contains the name of the metaverse attribute to retrieve.value
Contains a string that the attribute identified by attributeName must contain.maxResults
Contains the maximum number of metaverse entries to retrieve.collationOrder
Contains a string that specifies the collation order. This string takes the form of the collation strings provided by the fn_helpcollations SQL function.
Return Value
Returns an array of MVEntry objects that represent the metaverse entries found in the search.
Exceptions
Exception type | Condition |
---|---|
ArgumentNullException | The attributeName or value parameter is null. |
ArgumentOutOfRangeException | The maxResults parameter is less than or equal to zero. |
InvalidOperationException | The value represented by the value parameter cannot be converted to the data type of the attribute identified by attributeName. |
Remarks
This method will throw an InvalidOperationException exception and the management agent run profile will stop with a status of stopped-extension-dll-exception if called from the following methods:
- The rules extension object constructor
- The IMASynchronization.Initialize method
- The IMASynchronization.Terminate method
- The IMVSynchronization.Initialize method
- The IMVSynchronization.Terminate method
Requirements
Product | ILM 2007 FP1 |
Namespace | Microsoft.MetadirectoryServices |
Assembly | Microsoft.MetadirectoryServices |
.NET Framework | .NET Framework 2.0 |
See Also
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Build date: 2/16/2009