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SqlSyncScopeProvisioning.PopulateFromTemplate Method

Sets the template-based scope description from which the database should be provisioned.

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

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Sub PopulateFromTemplate ( _
    scopeName As String, _
    templateName As String _
)
'Usage
Dim instance As SqlSyncScopeProvisioning
Dim scopeName As String
Dim templateName As String

instance.PopulateFromTemplate(scopeName, _
    templateName)

public void PopulateFromTemplate(
    string scopeName,
    string templateName
)

public:
void PopulateFromTemplate(
    String^ scopeName, 
    String^ templateName
)

member PopulateFromTemplate : 
        scopeName:string * 
        templateName:string -> unit 

public function PopulateFromTemplate(
    scopeName : String, 
    templateName : String
)

Parameters

Remarks

Templates are used to describe a parameter-based filtered scope. A filtered scope is then created by using PopulateFromTemplate to retrieve the template description, and by defining specific values for the parameters described in the template.

Examples

The following example defines a parameter value for a filter, applies it to the server database, and provisions the client database with the filtered scope to ready it for synchronization.

// Create a synchronization scope for retail customers.
// This action adds rows to synchronization tables but does not create new tables or stored procedures, reducing
// the permissions needed on the server.
SqlSyncScopeProvisioning serverProvRetail = new SqlSyncScopeProvisioning(serverConn);
serverProvRetail.ObjectSchema = "Sync";
serverProvRetail.PopulateFromTemplate("RetailCustomers", "customertype_template");
serverProvRetail.Tables["Sales.Customer"].FilterParameters["@customertype"].Value = "Retail";
serverProvRetail.UserComment = "Customer data includes only retail customers.";
serverProvRetail.Apply();

// Provision the existing database SyncSamplesDb_SqlPeer2 based on filtered scope
// information that is retrieved from the server.
DbSyncScopeDescription clientSqlDesc = SqlSyncDescriptionBuilder.GetDescriptionForScope("RetailCustomers", null, "Sync", serverConn);
SqlSyncScopeProvisioning clientSqlConfig = new SqlSyncScopeProvisioning(clientSqlConn, clientSqlDesc);
clientSqlConfig.ObjectSchema = "Sync";
clientSqlConfig.Apply();

' Create a synchronization scope for retail customers.
' This action adds rows to synchronization tables but does not create new tables or stored procedures, reducing
' the permissions needed on the server.
Dim serverProvRetail As New SqlSyncScopeProvisioning(serverConn)
serverProvRetail.ObjectSchema = "Sync"
serverProvRetail.PopulateFromTemplate("RetailCustomers", "customertype_template")
serverProvRetail.Tables("Sales.Customer").FilterParameters("@customertype").Value = "Retail"
serverProvRetail.UserComment = "Customer data includes only retail customers."
serverProvRetail.Apply()

' Provision the existing database SyncSamplesDb_SqlPeer2 based on filtered scope
' information that is retrieved from the server.
Dim clientSqlDesc As DbSyncScopeDescription = SqlSyncDescriptionBuilder.GetDescriptionForScope("RetailCustomers", Nothing, "Sync", serverConn)
Dim clientSqlConfig As New SqlSyncScopeProvisioning(clientSqlConn, clientSqlDesc)
clientSqlConfig.ObjectSchema = "Sync"
clientSqlConfig.Apply()

See Also

Reference

SqlSyncScopeProvisioning Class

Microsoft.Synchronization.Data.SqlServer Namespace

Other Resources

How to: Filter Data for Database Synchronization (SQL Server)

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