Input: [Name] GetType [Description]

Output: Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] LoadProperty(Object, String) [Description]

Output: Explicitly loads an object related to the supplied object by the specified navigation property and using the default merge option.


Input: [Name] LoadProperty(Object, String, MergeOption) [Description]

Output: Explicitly loads an object that is related to the supplied object by the specified navigation property and using the specified merge option.


Input: [Name] LoadProperty(TEntity)(TEntity, Expression(Func(TEntity, Object))) [Description]

Output: Explicitly loads an object that is related to the supplied object by the specified LINQ query and by using the default merge option.


Input: [Name] LoadProperty(TEntity)(TEntity, Expression(Func(TEntity, Object)), MergeOption) [Description]

Output: Explicitly loads an object that is related to the supplied object by the specified LINQ query and by using the specified merge option.


Input: [Name] MemberwiseClone [Description]

Output: Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] Refresh(RefreshMode, IEnumerable) [Description]

Output: Updates a collection of objects in the object context with data from the data source.


Input: [Name] Refresh(RefreshMode, Object) [Description]

Output: Updates an object in the object context with data from the data source.


Input: [Name] SaveChanges() [Description]

Output: Persists all updates to the data source and resets change tracking in the object context.


Input: [Name] SaveChanges(Boolean) [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Persists all updates to the data source and optionally resets change tracking in the object context.


Input: [Name] SaveChanges(SaveOptions) [Description]

Output: Persists all updates to the data source with the specified SaveOptions.


Input: [Name] ToString [Description]

Output: Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] Translate(TElement)(DbDataReader) [Description]

Output: Translates a DbDataReader that contains rows of entity data to objects of the requested entity type.


Input: [Name] Translate(TEntity)(DbDataReader, String, MergeOption) [Description]

Output: Translates a DbDataReader that contains rows of entity data to objects of the requested entity type, in a specific entity set, and with the specified merge option.


Input: [Name] TryGetObjectByKey [Description]

Output: Returns an object that has the specified entity key.


Input: [Description] Prompt for and accept user credentials information from a user working in a command-line program. [Function]

Output: CredUICmdLinePromptForCredentials


Input: [Description] Confirm the validity of credentials returned by CredUIPromptForCredentials or CredUICmdLinePromptForCredentials. [Function]

Output: CredUIConfirmCredentials


Input: [Description] Extract the domain and user account name from a fully qualified user name. [Function]

Output: CredUIParseUserName


Input: [Description] Display a dialog box that accepts credentials information from a user. [Function]

Output: CredUIPromptForCredentials


Input: [Description] Creates and displays a configurable dialog box that allows users to supply credential information by using any credential provider installed on the local computer. [Function]

Output: CredUIPromptForWindowsCredentials


Input: [Description] Retrieves the user name for a single logon credential. [Function]

Output: CredUIReadSSOCredW


Input: [Description] Stores a single logon credential. [Function]

Output: CredUIStoreSSOCredW


Input: [Schema permission] CONTROL [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: CONTROL


Input: [Schema permission] TAKE OWNERSHIP [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: CONTROL


Input: [Schema permission] ALTER [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: ALTER ANY SCHEMA


Input: [Schema permission] EXECUTE [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: EXECUTE


Input: [Schema permission] INSERT [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: INSERT


Input: [Schema permission] DELETE [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: DELETE


Input: [Schema permission] UPDATE [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: UPDATE


Input: [Schema permission] SELECT [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: SELECT


Input: [Schema permission] REFERENCES [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: REFERENCES


Input: [Schema permission] VIEW CHANGE TRACKING [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: CONTROL


Input: [Schema permission] VIEW DEFINITION [Implied by schema permission] CONTROL

Output: VIEW DEFINITION


Input: [Description] Provides methods that allow you to work with XML schema. [Class]

Output: MetaData


Input: [Description] Provides the implementation for a server channel sink that generates Web Services Description Language (WSDL) dynamically on the server. [Class]

Output: SdlChannelSink


Input: [Description] Provides the implementation for the server channel sink provider that creates SdlChannelSink instances. [Class]

Output: SdlChannelSinkProvider


Input: [Description] Associates a well-known object type that is passed to the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) generator with a remote endpoint that can process messages sent to a method on the type. [Class]

Output: ServiceType


Input: [Description] The exception thrown if an error occurs during generation of Web Services Description Language (WSDL). [Class]

Output: SUDSGeneratorException


Input: [Description] The exception thrown if an error occurs during parsing of Web Services Description Language (WSDL). [Class]

Output: SUDSParserException


Input: [Name] CurrentCulture [Description]

Output: Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-sensitive string comparison using the word comparison rules of the current culture.


Input: [Name] CurrentCultureIgnoreCase [Description]

Output: Gets a StringComparer object that performs case-insensitive string comparisons using the word comparison rules of the current culture.


Input: [Name] InvariantCulture [Description]

Output: Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-sensitive string comparison using the word comparison rules of the invariant culture.


Input: [Name] InvariantCultureIgnoreCase [Description]

Output: Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-insensitive string comparison using the word comparison rules of the invariant culture.


Input: [Name] Ordinal [Description]

Output: Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-sensitive ordinal string comparison.


Input: [Name] OrdinalIgnoreCase [Description]

Output: Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-insensitive ordinal string comparison.


Input: [Method] OnStart [Override to]

Output: Indicate what actions should be taken when your service starts running. You must write code in this procedure for your service to perform useful work.

Service Application Programming Architecture


Input: [Method] OnPause [Override to]

Output: Indicate what should happen when your service is paused.

Service Application Programming Architecture


Input: [Method] OnStop [Override to]

Output: Indicate what should happen when your service stops running.

Service Application Programming Architecture


Input: [Method] OnContinue [Override to]

Output: Indicate what should happen when your service resumes normal functioning after being paused.

Service Application Programming Architecture


Input: [Method] OnShutdown [Override to]

Output: Indicate what should happen just prior to your system shutting down, if your service is running at that time.

Service Application Programming Architecture


Input: [Method] OnCustomCommand [Override to]

Output: Indicate what should happen when your service receives a custom command. For more information on custom commands, see MSDN online.

Service Application Programming Architecture


Input: [Method] OnPowerEvent [Override to]

Output: Indicate how the service should respond when a power management event is received, such as a low battery or suspended operation.

Service Application Programming Architecture


Input: [Description] Fires when the user aborts the download. [Event]

Output: abort

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires when the contents of the object or selection have changed. [Event]

Output: change

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires when an error occurs during object loading. [Event]

Output: error

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Occurs when the text content of an element is changed through the user interface. [Event]

Output: input

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires immediately after the client loads the object. [Event]

Output: load

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires when the user moves the mouse pointer into the object. [Event]

Output: mouseenter

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires when the user moves the mouse pointer outside the boundaries of the object. [Event]

Output: mouseleave

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires when the current selection changes. [Event]

Output: onselect

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires when the state of the object has changed. [Event]

Output: readystatechange

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires when the user resets a form. [Event]

Output: reset

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires when the size of the object is about to change. [Event]

Output: resize

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Description] Fires when the user repositions the scroll box in the scroll bar on the object. [Event]

Output: scroll

html element | html object - Windows app development


Input: [Name] DataContractSerializer(Type) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the DataContractSerializer class to serialize or deserialize an object of the specified type.


Input: [Name] DataContractSerializer(Type, IEnumerable) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the DataContractSerializer class to serialize or deserialize an object of the specified type, and a collection of known types that may be present in the object graph.


Input: [Name] DataContractSerializer(Type, String, String) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the DataContractSerializer class to serialize or deserialize an object of the specified type using the supplied XML root element and namespace.


Input: [Name] DataContractSerializer(Type, XmlDictionaryString, XmlDictionaryString) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the DataContractSerializer class to serialize or deserialize an object of the specified type using the XML root element and namespace specified through the parameters of type XmlDictionaryString.


Input: [Name] DataContractSerializer(Type, String, String, IEnumerable) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the DataContractSerializer class to serialize or deserialize an object of the specified type. This method also specifies the root XML element and namespace in two string parameters as well as a list of known types that may be present in the object graph.


Input: [Name] DataContractSerializer(Type, XmlDictionaryString, XmlDictionaryString, IEnumerable) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the DataContractSerializer class to serialize or deserialize an object of the specified type. This method also specifies the root XML element and namespace in two XmlDictionaryString parameters as well as a list of known types that may be present in the object graph.


Input: [Method] GetCurrentCellularClass [Description]

Output: Gets the current cellular classes for a multi-carrier device.


Input: [Method] GetPreferredProviders [Description]

Output: Gets the list of subscribed providers visible in the current area for a multi-carrier device minus the current registered provider.


Input: [Method] GetSupportedCellularClasses [Description]

Output: Gets the list of supported cellular classes for a multi-carrier device.


Input: [Method] GetVisibleProviders [Description]

Output: Gets the list of visible providers in the current area for a multi-carrier device minus preferred and registered providers.


Input: [Method] ScanNetwork [Description]

Output: Scans the network to get a list of visible providers for a multi-carrier device.


Input: [Method] SetHomeProvider [Description]

Output: Updates the home provider for a multi-carrier device.


Input: [Meaning] File type mask [Constant]

Output: _S_IFMT


Input: [Meaning] Directory [Constant]

Output: _S_IFDIR


Input: [Meaning] Character special (indicates a device if set) [Constant]

Output: _S_IFCHR


Input: [Meaning] Regular [Constant]

Output: _S_IFREG


Input: [Meaning] Read permission, owner [Constant]

Output: _S_IREAD


Input: [Meaning] Write permission, owner [Constant]

Output: _S_IWRITE


Input: [Meaning] Execute/search permission, owner [Constant]

Output: _S_IEXEC


Input: [Description] CreateIoCompletionPort returned successfully. [HRESULT]

Output: S_OK


Input: [Description] The common language runtime (CLR) has not been loaded into a process, or the CLR is in a state in which it cannot run managed code or process the call successfully. [HRESULT]

Output: HOST_E_CLRNOTAVAILABLE


Input: [Description] The call timed out. [HRESULT]

Output: HOST_E_TIMEOUT


Input: [Description] The caller does not own the lock. [HRESULT]

Output: HOST_E_NOT_OWNER


Input: [Description] An event was canceled while a blocked thread or fiber was waiting on it. [HRESULT]

Output: HOST_E_ABANDONED


Input: [Description] An unknown catastrophic failure occurred. When a method returns E_FAIL, the CLR is no longer usable within the process. Subsequent calls to hosting methods return HOST_E_CLRNOTAVAILABLE. [HRESULT]

Output: E_FAIL


Input: [Description] Not enough memory was available to allocate the requested resource. [HRESULT]

Output: E_OUTOFMEMORY


Input: [Condition] typeName is an empty string ("") or a string beginning with a null character. -or- The current assembly was loaded into the reflection-only context. [Exception]

Output: ArgumentException

Assembly.CreateInstance Method (String) (System.Reflection)


Input: [Condition] typeName is null. [Exception]

Output: ArgumentNullException

Assembly.CreateInstance Method (String) (System.Reflection)


Input: [Condition] No matching constructor was found. [Exception]

Output: MissingMethodException

Assembly.CreateInstance Method (String) (System.Reflection)


Input: [Condition] typeName requires a dependent assembly that could not be found. [Exception]

Output: FileNotFoundException

Assembly.CreateInstance Method (String) (System.Reflection)


Input: [Condition] typeName requires a dependent assembly that was found but could not be loaded. -or- The current assembly was loaded into the reflection-only context, and typeName requires a dependent assembly that was not preloaded. [Exception]

Output: FileLoadException

Assembly.CreateInstance Method (String) (System.Reflection)


Input: [Condition] typeName requires a dependent assembly, but the file is not a valid assembly. -or- typeName requires a dependent assembly that was compiled for a version of the runtime that is later than the currently loaded version. [Exception]

Output: BadImageFormatException

Assembly.CreateInstance Method (String) (System.Reflection)


Input: [Project File] AppManifest.xml [Description]

Output: This is the application manifest file that is required to generate the application package. It defines the assemblies that are in the XAP package. You typically do not need to edit this file.


Input: [Project File] AssemblyInfo.cs [Description]

Output: This file contains the name and version metadata that is embedded into the generated assembly.


Input: [Project File] WMAppManifest.xml [Description]

Output: This is the application manifest file that contains phone application metadata. This file is primarily used in the Windows Phone Marketplace submission process. For more information about this file, see Application Manifest File for Windows Phone.


Input: [Project File] App files [Description]

Output: These files are used to specify application-level logic such as defining the entry point for the application and initializing application-scoped resources, The App class is required to display the user interface.


Input: [Project File] MainPage.xaml [Description]

Output: This file is the default start page that is used to create the user interface.


Input: [Project File] MainPage.xaml.cs [Description]

Output: This code-behind file contains the logic for the default start page. The MainPage class derives from PhoneApplicationPage.


Input: [Project File] ApplicationIcon.png Background.png SplashScreenImage.jpg [Description]

Output: These are the default icon and image files that you can replace with your own.


Input: [Answer] Choose Host Web. [Property question]

Output: Where do you want to expose the custom action?

Create custom actions to deploy with SharePoint Add-ins


Input: [Answer] Choose List Template. [Property question]

Output: Where is the custom action scoped to?

Create custom actions to deploy with SharePoint Add-ins


Input: [Answer] Choose Document Library. [Property question]

Output: Which particular item is the custom action scoped to?

Create custom actions to deploy with SharePoint Add-ins


Input: [Answer] Choose Ribbon.Documents.Manage. [Property question]

Output: Where is the control located?

Create custom actions to deploy with SharePoint Add-ins


Input: [Answer] Type My Custom Ribbon Button. [Property question]

Output: What is the text on the menu item?

Create custom actions to deploy with SharePoint Add-ins


Input: [Answer] Choose the CustomActionAppWeb\CustomActionTarget.aspx page. [Property question]

Output: Where does the custom action navigate to?

Create custom actions to deploy with SharePoint Add-ins


Input: [Member name] Writeable [Description]

Output: The local copy of the naming context is writable.


Input: [Member name] SyncOnStartup [Description]

Output: Replication of this naming context from this source is attempted when the destination server is restarted. This normally only applies to intra-site neighbors.


Input: [Member name] ScheduledSync [Description]

Output: Perform replication on a schedule. This option is normally set unless the schedule for this naming context/source is "never", that is, the empty schedule.


Input: [Member name] UseInterSiteTransport [Description]

Output: Perform replication indirectly through the Inter-Site Messaging Service. This flag is set only when replicating over SMTP. This flag is not set when replicating over inter-site RPC/IP.


Input: [Member name] TwoWaySync [Description]

Output: If set, this option indicates that when inbound replication is complete, the destination server must tell the source server to synchronize in the reverse direction. This feature is used in dial-up scenarios where only one of the two servers can initiate a dial-up connection. For example, this option would be used in a corporate headquarters and branch office, where the branch office connects to the corporate headquarters over the Internet by means of a dial-up ISP connection.


Input: [Member name] ReturnObjectParent [Description]

Output: This neighbor is in a state where it returns parent objects before children objects. It goes into this state after it receives a child object before its parent.


Input: [Member name] FullSyncInProgress [Description]

Output: The destination server is performing a full synchronization from the source server. Full synchronizations do not use vectors that create updates (DS_REPL_CURSORS) for filtering updates. Full synchronizations are not used as a part of the normal replication protocol.


Input: [Member name] FullSyncNextPacket [Description]

Output: The last packet from the source indicated that an object that has not yet been created by the destination server has been modified. The next packet that is requested will instruct the source server to put all attributes of the modified object into the packet.


Input: [Member name] NeverSynced [Description]

Output: A synchronization has never been successfully completed from this source.


Input: [Member name] Preempted [Description]

Output: The replication engine has temporarily stopped processing this neighbor in order to service another higher-priority neighbor, either for this partition or another partition. The replication engine will resume processing this neighbor after the higher-priority work is completed.


Input: [Member name] IgnoreChangeNotifications [Description]

Output: This option is set to disable notification based synchronizations. Within a site, domain controllers synchronize with each other based on notifications when changes occur. This setting prevents this neighbor from performing syncs that are triggered by notifications. The neighbor will still do synchronizations based on its schedule, or if requested manually.


Input: [Member name] DisableScheduledSync [Description]

Output: This option is set to disable synchronizations based on its schedule. The only way this neighbor will perform synchronizations is in response to a change notification or to a manual request for synchronizations.


Input: [Member name] CompressChanges [Description]

Output: Changes that are received from this source are compressed. This option is usually set only if the source server is in a different site.


Input: [Member name] NoChangeNotifications [Description]

Output: No change notifications should be received from this source. This option is usually set only if the source server is in a different site.


Input: [Member name] PartialAttributeSet [Description]

Output: This neighbor is in a state where it is rebuilding the contents of this replica because of a change in the partial attribute set.


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyAdd [Descriptions]

Output: Returns the sum of two variants of type currency.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyMul [Descriptions]

Output: Returns the result of multiplying two variants of type currency.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyMulI4 [Descriptions]

Output: Returns the result of multiplying a variant of type currency by a variant of type long.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyMulI8 [Descriptions]

Output: Returns the result of multiplying a currency value by an INT64.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCySub [Descriptions]

Output: Returns the result of subtracting two variant of type currency.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyAbs [Descriptions]

Output: Returns the absolute value of a currency.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyFix [Descriptions]

Output: Returns the integer portion of a variant of type currency.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyInt [Descriptions]

Output: Returns the integer portion of a variant of type currency.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyNeg [Descriptions]

Output: Performs logical negation on a variant of type currency.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyRound [Descriptions]

Output: Rounds a variant of type currency to the specified number of decimal places.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyCmp [Descriptions]

Output: Compares two variants of currency types.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Currency Arithmetic Functions] VarCyCmpR8 [Descriptions]

Output: Compares a variant of type currency with a value of type double.

Currency Arithmetic Functions [Automation]


Input: [Name] BeginJoinGroup [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Binds the socket and begins a join operation to the multicast group to allow datagrams to be received from any group participant.


Input: [Name] BeginReceiveFromGroup [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Begins the operation of receiving a packet from the joined multicast group and invokes the specified callback when a packet has arrived on the group from any sender.


Input: [Name] BeginSendTo [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Begins the operation of sending a unicast packet to the specified destination.


Input: [Name] BeginSendToGroup [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Begins the operation of sending a packet to a joined multicast group and invokes the specified callback when a packet has been sent to the group.


Input: [Name] BlockSource [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Blocks a source so that multicast packets originating from it are no longer received.


Input: [Name] Dispose [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Leaves the multicast group and releases all resources used by the current instance of the UdpAnySourceMulticastClient class and the underlying the Socket.


Input: [Name] EndJoinGroup [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Completes the asynchronous join group operation to a multicast group.


Input: [Name] EndReceiveFromGroup [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Completes the asynchronous operation of receiving a packet from the joined multicast group and provides the information received.


Input: [Name] EndSendTo [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Completes the operation of sending a unicast packet to the specified destination.


Input: [Name] EndSendToGroup [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Completes the operation of sending a packet to a multicast group.


Input: [Name] Equals(Object) [Description]

Output: Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] Finalize [Description]

Output: Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] GetHashCode [Description]

Output: Serves as the default hash function. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] GetType [Description]

Output: Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] MemberwiseClone [Description]

Output: Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] ToString [Description]

Output: Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] UnblockSource [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Unblocks a source that was previously blocked by a call to the BlockSource method so that multicast packets originating from it can be received.


Input: [Section] What's New in Analysis Services [Description]

Output: Describes the enhancements and new features in Analysis Services with links to information in the documentation.


Input: [Section] Installing Analysis Services [Description]

Output: Provides instructions for installing Analysis Services.


Input: [Section] Analysis Services Architecture [Description]

Output: Describes the features of Analysis Services, the server and client architecture, the object architecture, and security.


Input: [Section] Data Warehousing and OLAP [Description]

Output: Describes the use of OLAP in data warehouses.


Input: [Section] Administering Analysis Services [Description]

Output: Describes the tools and tasks used in administering Analysis Services.


Input: [Section] Administrator's Reference [Description]

Output: Provides reference information for Analysis Services, including specifications and limits, the use of SQL in Analysis Services, the help topics for the user interface, and the compliance of Analysis Services with the OLAP and data mining specifications of OLE DB.


Input: [Section] MDX [Description]

Output: Provides introductory material, reference information, and examples that detail the use of Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) in Analysis Services.


Input: [Section] Analysis Services Troubleshooting [Description]

Output: Provides information to assist in resolving problems that may occur in Analysis Services.


Input: [Section] Programming Analysis Services Applications [Description]

Output: Describes the programming information and reference material provided for developing Analysis Services administrative and client applications.


Input: [Section] How To [Description]

Output: Provides the administrative procedures for Analysis Services.


Input: [Description] Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-sensitive string comparison using the word comparison rules of the current culture. [Name]

Output: CurrentCulture


Input: [Description] Gets a StringComparer object that performs case-insensitive string comparisons using the word comparison rules of the current culture. [Name]

Output: CurrentCultureIgnoreCase


Input: [Description] Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-sensitive string comparison using the word comparison rules of the invariant culture. [Name]

Output: InvariantCulture


Input: [Description] Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-insensitive string comparison using the word comparison rules of the invariant culture. [Name]

Output: InvariantCultureIgnoreCase


Input: [Description] Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-sensitive ordinal string comparison. [Name]

Output: Ordinal


Input: [Description] Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-insensitive ordinal string comparison. [Name]

Output: OrdinalIgnoreCase


Input: [Class] AsyncResult [Description]

Output: Encapsulates the results of an asynchronous operation on a delegate.


Input: [Class] CallContext [Description]

Output: Provides a set of properties that are carried with the execution code path. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] ConstructionCall [Description]

Output: Infrastructure. Implements the IConstructionCallMessage interface to create a request message that constitutes a constructor call on a remote object.


Input: [Class] ConstructionResponse [Description]

Output: Infrastructure. Implements the IConstructionReturnMessage interface to create a message that responds to a call to instantiate a remote object.


Input: [Class] Header [Description]

Output: Defines the out-of-band data for a call.


Input: [Class] InternalMessageWrapper [Description]

Output: Infrastructure. Wraps remoting data for passing between message sinks, either for requests from client to server or for the subsequent responses.


Input: [Class] LogicalCallContext [Description]

Output: Provides a set of properties that are carried with the execution code path during remote method calls.


Input: [Class] MethodCall [Description]

Output: Infrastructure. Implements the IMethodCallMessage interface to create a request message that acts as a method call on a remote object.


Input: [Class] MethodCallMessageWrapper [Description]

Output: Infrastructure. Implements the IMethodCallMessage interface to create a request message that acts as a method call on a remote object.


Input: [Class] MethodResponse [Description]

Output: Infrastructure. Implements the IMethodReturnMessage interface to create a message that acts as a method response on a remote object.


Input: [Class] MethodReturnMessageWrapper [Description]

Output: Infrastructure. Implements the IMethodReturnMessage interface to create a message that acts as a response to a method call on a remote object.


Input: [Class] OneWayAttribute [Description]

Output: Marks a method as one way, without a return value and out or ref parameters.


Input: [Class] RemotingSurrogateSelector [Description]

Output: Selects the remoting surrogate that can be used to serialize an object that derives from a MarshalByRefObject.


Input: [Class] ReturnMessage [Description]

Output: Holds a message returned in response to a method call on a remote object.


Input: [Name] OID_DOT11_CURRENT_TX_POWER_LEVEL [Description]

Output: Queries the power level of the PHY.

802.11 PHY Configuration (Windows Drivers)


Input: [Name] OID_DOT11_DIVERSITY_SELECTION_RX [Description]

Output: Queries the list of antennas on the PHY that are available for receive (RX) diversity operations.

802.11 PHY Configuration (Windows Drivers)


Input: [Name] OID_DOT11_DIVERSITY_SUPPORT [Description]

Output: Queries the type of antenna diversity that is supported by the PHY.

802.11 PHY Configuration (Windows Drivers)


Input: [Name] OID_DOT11_SUPPORTED_DATA_RATES_VALUE [Description]

Output: Queries the transmit and receive data rates that are supported by the Physical Layer Convergence Procedure (PLCP) and Physical Media Dependent (PMD) sublayer of the PHY.

802.11 PHY Configuration (Windows Drivers)


Input: [Name] OID_DOT11_SUPPORTED_POWER_LEVELS [Description]

Output: Queries the number of transmit power levels that are supported by the PMD sublayer of the PHY.

802.11 PHY Configuration (Windows Drivers)


Input: [Name] OID_DOT11_TEMP_TYPE [Description]

Output: Queries the operating temperature range of the PHY.

802.11 PHY Configuration (Windows Drivers)


Input: [Property] BaseUri [Description] Contains the base URI passed to UriTemplate.Match [Type]

Output: Uri

Chapter 2. WCF RESTful Programming Model


Input: [Property] BoundVariables [Description] A collection of name/value pairs, where the names are the path segments from the UriTemplate and the values are the parsed data [Type]

Output: NameValueCollection

Chapter 2. WCF RESTful Programming Model


Input: [Property] Data [Description] Arbitrary application-specific data that can be associated with a UriTemplate [Type]

Output: Object

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Input: [Property] QueryParameters [Description] A name/value collection of items from the query string of the parsed URI [Type]

Output: NameValueCollection

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Input: [Property] RelativePathSegments [Description] A union of the results of template matching and wildcard matching [Type]

Output: Collection

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Input: [Property] RequestUri [Description] The request URI passed to Match [Type]

Output: Uri

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Input: [Property] UriTemplate [Description] A reference to the UriTemplate instance on which Match was called [Type]

Output: UriTemplate

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Input: [Property] WildCardPathSegments [Description] All the data that matched against the wildcard part of the UriTemplate (if any) [Type]

Output: Collection

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Input: [Option] Auto [Description]

Output: This is the default. Examines the XML and chooses the most appropriate option in the following order: If the XML is a DiffGram, DiffGram is used. If the DataSet contains a schema or the XML contains an inline schema, ReadSchema is used. If the DataSet does not contain a schema and the XML does not contain an inline schema, InferSchema is used. If you know the format of the XML being read, for best performance it is recommended that you set an explicit XmlReadMode, rather than accept the Auto default.


Input: [Option] ReadSchema [Description]

Output: Reads any inline schema and loads the data and schema. If the DataSet already contains a schema, new tables are added from the inline schema to the existing schema in the DataSet. If any tables in the inline schema already exist in the DataSet, an exception is thrown. You will not be able to modify the schema of an existing table using XmlReadMode.ReadSchema. If the DataSet does not contain a schema, and there is no inline schema, no data is read. Inline schema can be defined using XML Schema definition language (XSD) schema. For details about writing inline schema as XML Schema, see Deriving DataSet Relational Structure from XML Schema (XSD).


Input: [Option] IgnoreSchema [Description]

Output: Ignores any inline schema and loads the data into the existing DataSet schema. Any data that does not match the existing schema is discarded. If no schema exists in the DataSet, no data is loaded. If the data is a DiffGram, IgnoreSchema has the same functionality as DiffGram.


Input: [Option] InferSchema [Description]

Output: Ignores any inline schema and infers the schema per the structure of the XML data, then loads the data. If the DataSet already contains a schema, the current schema is extended by adding columns to existing tables. Extra tables will not be added if there are not existing tables. An exception is thrown if an inferred table already exists with a different namespace, or if any inferred columns conflict with existing columns. For details about how ReadXmlSchema infers a schema from an XML document, see Inferring DataSet Relational Structure from XML.


Input: [Option] DiffGram [Description]

Output: Reads a DiffGram and adds the data to the current schema. DiffGram merges new rows with existing rows where the unique identifier values match. See "Merging Data from XML" at the end of this topic. For more information about DiffGrams, see DiffGrams.


Input: [Option] Fragment [Description]

Output: Continues reading multiple XML fragments until the end of the stream is reached. Fragments that match the DataSet schema are appended to the appropriate tables. Fragments that do not match the DataSet schema are discarded.


Input: [Description] Fires when the user aborts the download. [Event]

Output: abort

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires on a databound object after successfully updating the associated data in the data source object. [Event]

Output: afterupdate

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires on the source object before the selection is copied to the system clipboard. [Event]

Output: beforecopy

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires on a databound object before updating the associated data in the data source object. [Event]

Output: beforeupdate

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when data changes in the data provider. [Event]

Output: cellchange

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when the contents of the object or selection have changed. [Event]

Output: change

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires periodically as data arrives from data source objects that asynchronously transmit their data. [Event]

Output: dataavailable

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when the data set exposed by a data source object changes. [Event]

Output: datasetchanged

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when an error occurs during object loading. [Event]

Output: error

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires on a databound object when an error occurs while updating the associated data in the data source object. [Event]

Output: errorupdate

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when a visual filter changes state or completes a transition. [Event]

Output: filterchange

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Occurs when the text content of an element is changed through the user interface. [Event]

Output: input

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when the print or print preview layout process finishes filling the current LayoutRect object with content from the source document. [Event]

Output: layoutcomplete

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires immediately after the client loads the object. [Event]

Output: load

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when the user moves the mouse pointer into the object. [Event]

Output: mouseenter

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when the user moves the mouse pointer outside the boundaries of the object. [Event]

Output: mouseleave

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires to indicate that all data is available from the data source object. [Event]

Output: ondatasetcomplete

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when the current selection changes. [Event]

Output: onselect

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when the state of the object has changed. [Event]

Output: readystatechange

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when the user resets a form. [Event]

Output: reset

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when the size of the object is about to change. [Event]

Output: resize

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires to indicate that the current row has changed in the data source and new data values are available on the object. [Event]

Output: rowenter

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires just before the data source control changes the current row in the object. [Event]

Output: rowexit

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires when rows are about to be deleted from the recordset. [Event]

Output: rowsdelete

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Description] Fires just after new rows are inserted in the current recordset. [Event]

Output: rowsinserted

BASE element | base object (Internet Explorer)


Input: [Task] Use the InkPresenter element. [Example location]

Output: InkPresenter


Input: [Task] Erase ink in an InkPresenter. [Example location]

Output: How to: Erase Ink in an InkPresenter


Input: [Task] Specify drawing attributes, such as height, width, color, and outline color. [Example location]

Output: DrawingAttributes


Input: [Task] Iterate through the stylus points and manipulate the stroke collection. [Example location]

Output: StylusPoints


Input: [Task] Use the properties of a stylus point, such as X coordinate, Y coordinate, and pressure. [Example location]

Output: StylusPoint


Input: [Task] Retrieve the bounding box for a stroke. [Example location]

Output: Stroke.GetBounds


Input: [Task] Retrieve the bounding box for a stroke collection. [Example location]

Output: StrokeCollection.GetBounds


Input: [Task] Determine whether stroke objects intersect. [Example location]

Output: Stroke.HitTest


Input: [Task] Determine whether stroke collections intersect. [Example location]

Output: StrokeCollection.HitTest


Input: [Title] User Interface Essentials [Description]

Output: Presents best practices for changing the content and appearance of UI elements.


Input: [Title] Commands, Menus, and Toolbars [Description]

Output: Explains how to create a UI that includes menus, toolbars, and command combo boxes.


Input: [Title] Tool Windows [Description]

Output: Describes how to create tool windows such as the Task List, Solution Explorer, and Properties window.


Input: [Title] Document Windows [Description]

Output: Provides information about how to create document windows, for example, those that display editors and designers.


Input: [Title] Toolbox (Visual Studio SDK) [Description]

Output: Explains how to add new controls and other items to the Toolbox and how to use Toolbox functionality.


Input: [Title] Status Bar [Description]

Output: Describes how to access status bar functionality from a VSPackage.


Input: [Title] Properties Window and Property Pages [Description]

Output: Explains how the Properties window works and how to control the display of information in it.


Input: [Title] Output Window (Visual Studio SDK) [Description]

Output: Explains how to write to and read from the Output window, and how to create and manage custom panes.


Input: [Title] Task List [Description]

Output: Describes how to create and register a task provider, and how to create custom task views.


Input: [Title] User Settings and Options [Description]

Output: Describes how to program a VSPackage to obtain and preserve user preferences.


Input: [Title] Colors, Gradients, and Opacity [Description]

Output: Shows how VSPackages can query the IDE for colors, cursors, theme brushes, gradient schemes, and palettes that you can use in a UI element.


Input: [Title] Fonts [Description]

Output: Explains how to use fonts and colors to display text.


Input: [Title] Start Pages [Description]

Output: Explains how to create custom start pages.


Input: [Title] Common Tasks with User Interface Elements [Description]

Output: Shows how to modify Visual Studio user interface elements


Input: [Title] Walkthroughs for User Interface Elements [Description]

Output: Shows how to perform more complicated tasks with Visual Studio user interface elements.


Input: [Name] AllowDelete [Description]

Output: Sets or gets a value that indicates whether deletes are allowed.


Input: [Name] AllowEdit [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a value that indicates whether edits are allowed.


Input: [Name] AllowNew [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the new rows can be added by using the AddNew method.


Input: [Name] ApplyDefaultSort [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a value that indicates whether to use the default sort.


Input: [Name] Container [Description]

Output: Gets the container for the component. (Inherited from MarshalByValueComponent.)


Input: [Name] Count [Description]

Output: Gets the number of records in the DataView after RowFilter and RowStateFilter have been applied.


Input: [Name] DataViewManager [Description]

Output: Gets the DataViewManager associated with this view.


Input: [Name] DesignMode [Description]

Output: Gets a value indicating whether the component is currently in design mode. (Inherited from MarshalByValueComponent.)


Input: [Name] IsInitialized [Description]

Output: Gets a value that indicates whether the component is initialized.


Input: [Name] Item [Description]

Output: Gets a row of data from a specified table.


Input: [Name] RowFilter [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the expression used to filter which rows are viewed in the DataView.


Input: [Name] RowStateFilter [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the row state filter used in the DataView.


Input: [Name] Site [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the site of the component. (Inherited from MarshalByValueComponent.)


Input: [Name] Sort [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the sort column or columns, and sort order for the DataView.


Input: [Name] Table [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the source DataTable.


Input: [Command] Edit.CharTranspose [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + T [Description]

Output: Swaps the characters on either side of the insertion point. For example, AC|BD becomes AB|CD. Only available in HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Edit.ClearAllBookmarks [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + K, CTRL + L [Description]

Output: Removes all unnamed bookmarks in the current document. Only available in HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Edit.CompleteWord [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + SPACEBAR [Description]

Output: Displays Word Completion based on the current language. Only available in HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Edit.MakeLowercase [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + U [Description]

Output: Changes the selected text to lowercase characters. Available only in HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Edit.MakeUppercase [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + SHIFT + U [Description]

Output: Changes the selected text to uppercase characters. Available only in HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Edit.NextBookmark [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + K, CTRL + N [Description]

Output: Moves to the next bookmark in the document. Available only in HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Edit.WordDeleteToEnd [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + DELETE CTRL + SHIFT + BACKSPACE [Description]

Output: Deletes the word to the right of the insertion point. Available only in HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Edit.WordDeleteToStart [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + BACKSPACE [Description]

Output: Deletes the word to the left of the insertion point. Available only in HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.Bold [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + B [Description]

Output: Toggles the selected text between bold and normal. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.DecreaseIndent [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + SHIFT + T [Description]

Output: Decreases the selected paragraph by one indent unit. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.IncreaseIndent [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + T [Description]

Output: Indents the selected paragraph by one indent unit. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.Italic [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + I [Description]

Output: Toggles the selected text between italic and normal. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.LockElement [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + SHIFT + K [Description]

Output: Prevents an absolutely positioned element from being inadvertently moved. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.ShowGrid [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + G [Description]

Output: Toggles snap to grid. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.SnaptoGrid [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + SHIFT G [Description]

Output: Specifies that elements be aligned using an invisible grid. You can set grid spacing on the Display pane of HTML Designer options in the Options dialog box, and the grid will be changed the next time you open a document. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.Underline [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + U [Description]

Output: Toggles the selected text between underlined and normal. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.InsertBookmark [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + SHIFT + L [Description]

Output: Displays the Bookmark dialog box, which allows you to create a target for jumps within the current document. Available in Design view and HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Format.ConverttoHyperlink [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + L [Description]

Output: When text is selected, displays the Hyperlink dialog box. Available in Design view and HTML view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Table.InsertRowAbove [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + ALT + UP ARROW [Description]

Output: Adds one row above the current row in the table. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Table.InsertRowBelow [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + ALT + DOWN ARROW [Description]

Output: Adds one row below the current row in the table. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Table.InsertColumnstotheLeft [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + ALT + LEFT ARROW [Description]

Output: Adds one column to the left of the current column in the table. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] Table.InsertColumnstotheRight [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + ALT + RIGHT ARROW [Description]

Output: Adds one column to the right of the current column in the table. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] View.Details [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + SHIFT + Q [Description]

Output: Displays signal icons for HTML elements that do not have a visual representation, such as comments, scripts, and anchors for absolutely positioned elements. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] View.NextView [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + PAGE DOWN [Description]

Output: Switches from Design view to HTML view and vice versa. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Command] View.VisibleBorders [Shortcut Keys] CTRL + Q [Description]

Output: Displays a 1-pixel border around HTML elements that support a BORDER attribute such as tables, table cells, and divisions, and has it set to zero. Available only in Design view of the HTML Designer.

HTML Designer Shortcut Keys, Visual Basic 6.0 Default Shortcut Option


Input: [Description] When overridden in a derived class, gets the headers of the message. [Name]

Output: Headers


Input: [Description] Returns a value that indicates whether the Message is disposed. [Name]

Output: IsDisposed


Input: [Description] Returns a value that indicates whether the Message is empty. [Name]

Output: IsEmpty


Input: [Description] Gets a value that indicates whether this message generates any SOAP faults. [Name]

Output: IsFault


Input: [Description] When overridden in a derived class, gets a set of processing-level annotations to the message. [Name]

Output: Properties


Input: [Description] Gets the current state of this Message. [Name]

Output: State


Input: [Description] When overridden in a derived class, gets the SOAP version of the message. [Name]

Output: Version


Input: [Question] How do I start working with Team Foundation source control? [Solution]

Output: Review the topics listed in Working with Team Foundation Source Control.


Input: [Question] How can I migrate my Visual SourceSafe databases to Team Foundation source control? [Solution]

Output: Use the VSS Converter Tool. For more information, see VSSConverter Command-Line Utility for Source Control Migration. Also see Walkthrough: Migrating from Visual SourceSafe to Team Foundation.


Input: [Question] How do I make sure Team Foundation source control is selected as the source control plug-in? [Solution]

Output: On the Visual Studio Tools menu, click Options, select Source Control and then select Visual Studio Team Foundation Server from the Current source control plug-in list.


Input: [Question] How do I open Source Control Explorer? [Solution]

Output: On the View menu, point to Other Windows, and then click Source Control Explorer.


Input: [Question] If I am a project administrator of a team project, am I automatically also a source control administrator for that project? [Solution]

Output: Yes.


Input: [Question] Can I create a top node source control folder without creating a team project? [Solution]

Output: No. Any item in source control must be mapped under a team project.


Input: [Question] Can I rename a team project? [Solution]

Output: No. After a team project is named, it cannot be renamed.


Input: [Feature] Subscription expiration for transactional publications [Description]

Output: The @retention property of sp_addpublication has been deprecated. Subscriptions are still marked as inactive and must be reinitialized if they have not synchronized within the maximum distribution retention period (the @max_distretention property of sp_adddistributiondb. For more information about retention periods, see Subscription Expiration and Deactivation.

Deprecated Features in SQL Server Replication


Input: [Feature] "No sync" subscriptions to transactional publications [Description]

Output: A subscription is a "no sync" subscription if a value of none is specified for the @sync_type parameter of sp_addsubscription or sp_addpullsubscription. If you want to specify that the necessary schema and data are already present in the subscription database, specify a value of replication support only for the parameter instead. For more information, see Initializing a Transactional Subscription Without a Snapshot.

Deprecated Features in SQL Server Replication


Input: [Feature] ODBC Subscribers [Description]

Output: Use OLE-DB for non-SQL Server Subscribers instead. For information about supported Subscribers, see Non-SQL Server Subscribers.

Deprecated Features in SQL Server Replication


Input: [Feature] Transformable subscriptions [Description]

Output: This feature is available through the stored procedure interface, but support for this feature in the user interface has been dropped. Using the feature requires installation of SQL Server 2000 Data Transformation Services (DTS). For more information, see Integration Services Backward Compatibility.

Deprecated Features in SQL Server Replication


Input: [Feature] Updatable subscriptions including immediate updating and queued updating with snapshot and transactional publications ¹ [Description]

Output: We recommend that you use peer-to-peer transactional replication instead. For more information, see Peer-to-Peer Transactional Replication.

Deprecated Features in SQL Server Replication


Input: [Feature] Distribution ActiveX control [Description]

Output: This control allows you to embed the Distribution Agent in applications. Use RMO instead. For more information, see How to: Synchronize a Pull Subscription (RMO Programming) and How to: Synchronize a Push Subscription (RMO Programming).

Deprecated Features in SQL Server Replication


Input: [Feature] Replication Distributor Interface [Description]

Output: In SQL Server 2000, the Replication Distributor Interface provided an interface to store replicated transactions in the distribution database on the Distributor. This interface could be used to enable publishing from a non-SQL Server database (additional custom programming was required to track changes on the Publisher). Support for this feature has been deprecated, but existing code will continue to work on a server upgraded from SQL Server 2000. For more information, see "Replication Distributor Interface Reference" in SQL Server 2000 Books Online. SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008 support publishing from Oracle databases without custom programming. For more information, see Oracle Publishing Overview.

Deprecated Features in SQL Server Replication


Input: [Feature] Replicating to Oracle 8 subscribers and from Oracle 8 publishers¹ [Description]

Output: For information about supported versions of Oracle, see Oracle Publishing Overview and Oracle Subscribers.

Deprecated Features in SQL Server Replication


Input: [Description] Describes a variety of best practices, including information about backup and restore, monitoring, performance, and maintenance tasks. [Topic]

Output: Best Practices for Replication Administration


Input: [Description] Addresses a wide variety of questions related to administrative tasks and how replication functions. [Topic]

Output: Frequently Asked Questions for Replication Administrators


Input: [Description] Describes how to add and drop articles from publications and provides a list of property changes that require reinitialization or the generation of a new snapshot. [Topic]

Output: Maintaining Publications


Input: [Description] Describes monitoring replication status and performance with Microsoft SQL Server Replication Monitor, and monitoring replication performance with System Monitor. [Topic]

Output: Monitoring Replication


Input: [Description] Provides information on replication agents, agent profiles, and using alerts. [Topic]

Output: Administering Replication Agents


Input: [Description] Details considerations for backing up and restoring replicated databases, with strategies for each type of replication. [Topic]

Output: Backing Up and Restoring Replicated Databases


Input: [Description] Describes general performance improvements for replication and specific guidance for each type of replication. [Topic]

Output: Enhancing Replication Performance


Input: [Description] Provides information on validating data at Subscribers to determine whether the data matches the data at the Publisher. [Topic]

Output: Validating Replicated Data


Input: [Description] Describes how to upgrade instances of SQL Server in a replication topology. [Topic]

Output: Upgrading Replicated Databases


Input: [Condition] invokeAttr contains CreateInstance and typeName is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic). [Exception type]

Output: ArgumentNullException

Type.InvokeMember Method (String, BindingFlags, Binder, Object, Object[]) (System)


Input: [Condition] args is multidimensional. -or- invokeAttr is not a valid BindingFlags attribute. -or- invokeAttr contains CreateInstance combined with InvokeMethod, GetField, SetField, GetProperty, or SetProperty. -or- invokeAttr contains both GetField and SetField. -or- invokeAttr contains both GetProperty and SetProperty. -or- invokeAttr contains InvokeMethod combined with SetField or SetProperty. -or- invokeAttr contains SetField and args has more than one element. -or- This method is called on a COM object and one of the following binding flags was not passed in: BindingFlags.InvokeMethod, BindingFlags.GetProperty, BindingFlags.SetProperty, BindingFlags.PutDispProperty, or BindingFlags.PutRefDispProperty. -or- One of the named parameter arrays contains a string that is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic). [Exception type]

Output: ArgumentException

Type.InvokeMember Method (String, BindingFlags, Binder, Object, Object[]) (System)


Input: [Condition] The specified member is a class initializer. [Exception type]

Output: MethodAccessException

Type.InvokeMember Method (String, BindingFlags, Binder, Object, Object[]) (System)


Input: [Condition] The field or property cannot be found. [Exception type]

Output: MissingFieldException

Type.InvokeMember Method (String, BindingFlags, Binder, Object, Object[]) (System)


Input: [Condition] The method cannot be found. -or- The current Type object represents a type that contains open type parameters, that is, ContainsGenericParameters returns true. [Exception type]

Output: MissingMethodException

Type.InvokeMember Method (String, BindingFlags, Binder, Object, Object[]) (System)


Input: [Condition] The specified member cannot be invoked on target. [Exception type]

Output: TargetException

Type.InvokeMember Method (String, BindingFlags, Binder, Object, Object[]) (System)


Input: [Condition] More than one method matches the binding criteria. [Exception type]

Output: AmbiguousMatchException

Type.InvokeMember Method (String, BindingFlags, Binder, Object, Object[]) (System)


Input: [Condition] The .NET Compact Framework does not currently support this property. [Exception type]

Output: NotSupportedException

Type.InvokeMember Method (String, BindingFlags, Binder, Object, Object[]) (System)


Input: [Option] /?[option_name] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Displays the command prompt options, or displays help for the specified option_name and then closes the utility. If you specify an option_name argument, dtexec starts SQL Server Books Online and displays the dtexec Utility (SSIS Tool) topic.


Input: [Option] /CheckF[ile] filespec [Description]

Output: (Optional). Sets the CheckpointFileName property on the package to the path and file specified in filespec. This file is used when the package restarts. If this option is specified and no value is supplied for the file name, the CheckpointFileName for the package is set to an empty string. If this option is not specified, the values in the package are retained.


Input: [Option] /CheckP[ointing]{on\off} [Description]

Output: (Optional). Sets a value that determines whether the package will use checkpoints during package execution. The value on specifies that a failed package is to be rerun. When the failed package is rerun, the run-time engine uses the checkpoint file to restart the package from the point of failure. The default value is on if the option is declared without a value. Package execution will fail if the value is set to on and the checkpoint file cannot be found. If this option is not specified, the value set in the package is retained. For more information, see Restarting Failed Packages by Using Checkpoints. The /CheckPointing on option of dtexec is equivalent to setting the SaveCheckpoints property of the package to True, and the CheckpointUsage property to Always.


Input: [Option] /Com[mandFile] filespec [Description]

Output: (Optional). Specifies that during the command sourcing phase of the utility, the file specified in filespec is opened, options from the file are read until EOF is found in the file. filespec is a text file that contains additional dtexec command options. The filespec argument specifies the file name and path of the command file to associate with the execution of the package.


Input: [Option] /Conf[igFile] filespec [Description]

Output: (Optional). Specifies a configuration file to extract values from. Using this option, you can set a run-time configuration that differs from the configuration that was specified at design time for the package. You can store different configuration settings in an XML configuration file and then load the settings before package execution by using the /ConfigFile option. You can use the /ConfigFile option to load additional configurations at run time that you did not specify at design time. However, you cannot use the /ConfigFile option to replace configured values that you also specified at design time. To understand how package configurations are applied, see SSIS Package Configurations and Behavior Changes to Integration Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2.


Input: [Option] /Conn[ection] id_or_name;connection_string [[;id_or_name;connection_string]…] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Specifies that the connection manager with the specified name or GUID is located in the package, and specifies a connection string. This option requires that both parameters be specified: the connection manager name or GUID must be provided in the id_or_name argument, and a valid connection string must be specified in the connection_string argument. For more information, see Integration Services Connections. At run time, you can use the /Connection option to load package configurations from a location other than the location that you specified at design time. The values of these configurations then replace the values that were originally specified. However you can use the /Connection option only for configurations, such as SQL Server configurations, that use a connection manager. To understand how package configurations are applied, see SSIS Package Configurations and Behavior Changes to Integration Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2.


Input: [Option] /Cons[oleLog] [[displayoptions];[list_options;src_name_or_guid]...] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Displays specified log entries to the console during package execution. If this option is omitted, no log entries are shown in the console. If the option is specified without parameters that limit the display, every log entry will display. To limit the entries that are displayed to the console, you can specify the columns to show by using the displayoptions parameter, and limit the log entry types by using the list_options parameter. The displayoptions values are as follows: N (Name) C (Computer) O (Operator) S (Source Name) G (Source GUID) X (Execution GUID) M (Message) T (Time Start and End) The list_options values are as follows: I - Specifies the inclusion list. Only the source names or GUIDs that are specified are logged. E - Specifies the exclusion list. The source names or GUIDs that are specified are not logged. The src_name_or_guid parameter specified for inclusion or exclusion is an event name, source name, or source GUID. If you use multiple /ConsoleLog options on the same command prompt, they interact as follows: Their order of appearance has no effect. If no inclusion lists are present on the command line, exclusion lists are applied against all kinds of log entries. If any inclusion lists are present on the command line, exclusion lists are applied against the union of all inclusion lists. For several examples of the /ConsoleLog option, see the Remarks section.


Input: [Option] /D[ts] package_path [Description]

Output: (Optional). Loads a package from the SSIS Package Store. The package_path argument specifies the relative path of the SSIS package, starting at the root of the SSIS Package Store, and includes the name of the SSIS package. If the path or file name specified in the package_path argument contains a space, you must put quotation marks around the package_path argument. The /DTS option cannot be used together with the /File or /SQL option. If multiple options are specified, dtexec fails.


Input: [Option] /De[crypt] password [Description]

Output: (Optional). Sets the decryption password that is used when you load a package with password encryption.


Input: [Option] /Dumperror code [Description]

Output: (Optional) Creates the debug dump files, .mdmp and .tmp, when one or more specified events occur while the package is running. The error code argument specifies the type of event code—error, warning, or information—that will trigger the system to create the debug dump files. To specify multiple event codes, separate each error code argument by a semi-colon (;). By default, Integration Services stores the debug dump files in the folder, :\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Shared\ErrorDumps. Note Debug dump files may contain sensitive information. Use an access control list (ACL) to restrict access to the files, or copy the files to a folder with restricted access. For example, before you send your debug files to Microsoft support services, we recommended that you remove any sensitive or confidential information. To apply this option to all packages that the dtexec utility runs, add a DumpOnCodes REG_SZ value to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\100\SSIS\Setup\DtsPath registry key. The data value in DumpOnCodes specifies the error code or codes that will trigger the system to create debug dump files. Multiple error codes must be separated by a semi-colon (;). If you add a DumpOnCodes value to the registry key, and use the /Dump option, the system will create debug dump files that are based on both settings. For more information about debug dump files, see Working with Debug Dump Files.


Input: [Option] /DumpOnError [Description]

Output: (Optional) Creates the debug dump files, .mdmp and .tmp, when any error occurs while the package is running. By default, Integration Services stores the debug dump files in the folder, :\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Shared\ErrorDumps folder. Note Debug dump files may contain sensitive information. Use an access control list (ACL) to restrict access to the files, or copy the files to a folder with restricted access. For example, before you send your debug files to Microsoft support services, we recommended that you remove any sensitive or confidential information. To apply this option to all packages that the dtexec utility runs, add a DumpOnError REG_DWORD value to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\100\SSIS\Setup\DtsPath registry key. The value of the DumpOnError REG_DWORD value determines whether the /DumpOnError option needs to be used with the dtexec utility: A non-zero data value indicates that the system will create debug dump files when any error occurs, regardless of whether you use the /DumpOnError option with the dtexec utility. A zero data value indicates that the system will not create the debug dump files unless you use the /DumpOnError option with the dtexec utility. For more information about debug dump files, see Working with Debug Dump Files.


Input: [Option] /F[ile] filespec [Description]

Output: (Optional). Loads a package that is saved in the file system. The filespec argument specifies the path and file name of the package. You can specify the path as either a Universal Naming Convention (UNC) path or a local path. If the path or file name specified in the filespec argument contains a space, you must put quotation marks around the filespec argument. The /File option cannot be used together with the /DTS or /SQL option. If multiple options are specified, dtexec fails.


Input: [Option] /H[elp] [option_name] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Displays help for the options, or displays help for the specified option_name and closes the utility. If you specify an option_name argument, dtexec starts SQL Server Books Online and displays the dtexec Utility (SSIS Tool) topic.


Input: [Option] /L[ogger] classid_orprogid;configstring [Description]

Output: (Optional). Associates one or more log providers with the execution of an SSIS package. The classid_orprogid parameter specifies the log provider, and can be specified as a class GUID. The configstring is the string that is used to configure the log provider. The following list shows the available log providers: Text file: ProgID: DTS.LogProviderTextFile.1 ClassID: {59B2C6A5-663F-4C20-8863-C83F9B72E2EB} SQL Server Profiler: ProgID: DTS.LogProviderSQLProfiler.1 ClassID: {5C0B8D21-E9AA-462E-BA34-30FF5F7A42A1} SQL Server: ProgID: DTS.LogProviderSQLServer.1 ClassID: {6AA833A1-E4B2-4431-831B-DE695049DC61} Windows Event Log: ProgID: DTS.LogProviderEventLog.1 ClassID: {97634F75-1DC7-4F1F-8A4C-DAF0E13AAA22} XML File: ProgID: DTS.LogProviderXMLFile.1 ClassID: {AFED6884-619C-484F-9A09-F42D56E1A7EA}


Input: [Option] /M[axConcurrent] concurrent_executables [Description]

Output: (Optional). Specifies the number of executable files that the package can run concurrently. The value specified must be either a non-negative integer, or -1. A value of -1 means that SSIS will allow a maximum number of concurrently running executables that is equal to the total number of processors on the computer executing the package, plus two.


Input: [Option] /P[assword] password [Description]

Output: (Optional). Allows the retrieval of a package that is protected by SQL Server Authentication. This option is used together with the /User option. If the /Password option is omitted and the /User option is used, a blank password is used. The password value may be quoted. Security Note When possible, use Windows Authentication.


Input: [Option] /Rem comment [Description]

Output: (Optional). Includes comments on the command prompt or in command files. The argument is optional. The value of comment is a string that must be enclosed in quotation marks, or contain no white space. If no argument is specified, a blank line is inserted. comment values are discarded during the command sourcing phase.


Input: [Option] /Rep[orting] level [;event_guid_or_name[;event_guid_or_name[...]] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Specifies what types of messages to report. The available reporting options for level are as follows: N No reporting. E Errors are reported. W Warnings are reported. I Informational messages are reported. C Custom events are reported. D Data Flow task events are reported. P Progress is reported. V Verbose reporting. The arguments of V and N are mutually exclusive to all other arguments; they must be specified alone. If the /Reporting option is not specified then the default level is E (errors), W (warnings), and P (progress). All events are preceded with a timestamp in the format "YY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS", and a GUID or friendly name if available. The optional parameter event_guid_or_name is a list of exceptions to the log providers. The exception specifies the events that are not logged that otherwise might have been logged. You do not have to exclude an event if the event is not ordinarily logged by default


Input: [Option] /Res[tart] {deny | force | ifPossible} [Description]

Output: (Optional). Specifies a new value for the CheckpointUsage property on the package. The meaning of the parameters are as follows: Deny Sets CheckpointUsage property to DTSCU_NEVER. Force Sets CheckpointUsage property to DTSCU_ALWAYS. ifPossible Sets CheckpointUsage property to DTSCU_IFEXISTS. The default value of force is used if no value is specified.


Input: [Option] /Set propertyPath;value [Description]

Output: (Optional). Overrides the configuration of a variable, property, container, log provider, Foreach enumerator, or connection within a package. When this option is used, /Set changes the propertyPath argument to the value specified. Multiple /Set options can be specified. You can determine the value of propertyPath by running the Package Configuration Wizard. The paths for items that you select are displayed on the final Completing the Wizard page, and can be copied and pasted. If you have used the wizard only for this purpose, you can cancel the wizard after you copy the paths. The following is an example of executing a package and providing a new value for a variable: dtexec /f mypackage.dtsx /set \package.variables[myvariable].Value;myvalue You can use the /Set option to change the location from which package configurations are loaded. However, you cannot use the /Set option to override a value that was specified by a configuration at design time. To understand how package configurations are applied, see SSIS Package Configurations and Behavior Changes to Integration Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2.


Input: [Option] /Ser[ver] server [Description]

Output: (Optional). When the /SQL or /DTS option is specified, this option specifies the name of the server from which to retrieve the package. If you omit the /Server option and the /SQL or /DTS option is specified, package execution is tried against the local server. The server_instance value may be quoted.


Input: [Option] /SQ[L] package_path [Description]

Output: Loads a package that is stored in SQL Server. The package_path argument specifies the name of the package to retrieve. If folders are included in the path, they are terminated with backslashes ("\"). The package_path value can be quoted. If the path or file name specified in the package_path argument contains a space, you must put quotation marks around the package_path argument. You can use the /User, /Password, and /Server options together with the /SQL option. If you omit the /User option, Windows Authentication is used to access the package. If you use the /User option, the /User login name specified is associated with SQL Server Authentication. The /Password option is used only together with the /User option. If you use the /Password option, the package is accessed with the user name and password information provided. If you omit the /Password option, a blank password is used. Security Note When possible, use Windows Authentication. If the /Server option is omitted, the default local instance of SQL Server is assumed. The /SQL option cannot be used together with the /DTS or /File option. If multiple options are specified, dtexec fails.


Input: [Option] /Su[m] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Shows an incremental counter that contains the number of rows that will be received by the next component.


Input: [Option] /U[ser] user_name [Description]

Output: (Optional). Allows the retrieval of a package that is protected by SQL Server Authentication. This option is used only when the /SQL option is specified. The user_name value can be quoted. Security Note When possible, use Windows Authentication.


Input: [Option] /Va[lidate] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Stops the execution of the package after the validatation phase, without actually running the package. During validation, use of the /WarnAsError option causes dtexec to treat a warning as an error; therefore the package fails if a warning occurs during validation.


Input: [Option] /VerifyB[uild] major[;minor[;build]] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Verifies the build number of a package against the build numbers that were specified during the verification phase in the major, minor, and build arguments. If a mismatch occurs, the package will not execute. The values are long integers. The argument can have one of three forms, with a value for major always required: major major;minor major; minor; build


Input: [Option] /VerifyP[ackageID] packageID [Description]

Output: (Optional). Verifies the GUID of the package to be executed by comparing it to the value specified in the package_id argument.


Input: [Option] /VerifyS[igned] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Causes Integration Services to check the digital signature of the package. If the package is not signed or the signature is not valid, the package fails. For more information, see Using Digital Signatures with Packages. Important When configured to check the signature of the package, Integration Services only checks whether the digital signature is present, is valid, and is from a trusted source. Integration Services does not check whether the package has been changed. Note The optional BlockedSignatureStates registry value can specify a setting that is more restrictive than the digital signature option set in Business Intelligence Development Studio or at the dtexec command line. In this situation, the more restrictive registry setting overrides the other settings.


Input: [Option] /VerifyV[ersionID] versionID [Description]

Output: (Optional). Verifies the version GUID of a package to be executed by comparing it to the value specified in the version_id argument during package Validation Phase.


Input: [Option] /VLog[Filespec] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Writes all Integration Services package events to the log providers that were enabled when the package was designed. To have Integration Services enable a log provider for text files and write log events to a specified text file, include a path and file name as the Filespec parameter. If you do not include the Filespec parameter, Integration Services will not enable a log provider for text files. Integration Services will only write log events to the log providers that were enabled when the package was designed.


Input: [Option] /W[arnAsError] [Description]

Output: (Optional). Causes the package to consider a warning as an error; therefore, the package will fail if a warning occurs during validation. If no warnings occur during validation and the /Validate option is not specified, the package is executed.


Input: [Option] /X86 [Description]

Output: (Optional). Causes SQL Server Agent to run the package in 32-bit mode on a 64-bit computer. This option is set by SQL Server Agent when the following conditions are true: The job step type is SQL Server Integration Services package. The Use 32 bit runtime option on the Execution options tab of the New Job Step dialog box is selected. You can also set this option for a SQL Server Agent job step by using stored procedures or SQL Server Management Objects (SMO) to programmatically create the job. This option is only used by SQL Server Agent. This option is ignored if you run the dtexec utility at the command prompt.


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_ARCHITECTURE 7 [Meaning]

Output: Architecture-specific data


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_BASERELOC 5 [Meaning]

Output: Base relocation table


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_BOUND_IMPORT 11 [Meaning]

Output: Bound import directory


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_COM_DESCRIPTOR 14 [Meaning]

Output: COM descriptor table


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_DEBUG 6 [Meaning]

Output: Debug directory


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_DELAY_IMPORT 13 [Meaning]

Output: Delay import table


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_EXCEPTION 3 [Meaning]

Output: Exception directory


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_EXPORT 0 [Meaning]

Output: Export directory


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_GLOBALPTR 8 [Meaning]

Output: The relative virtual address of global pointer


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_IAT 12 [Meaning]

Output: Import address table


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_IMPORT 1 [Meaning]

Output: Import directory


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_LOAD_CONFIG 10 [Meaning]

Output: Load configuration directory


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_RESOURCE 2 [Meaning]

Output: Resource directory


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_SECURITY 4 [Meaning]

Output: Security directory


Input: [Value] IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_TLS 9 [Meaning]

Output: Thread local storage directory


Input: [Value] S_OK [Meaning]

Output: Success.


Input: [Value] DISP_E_BADVARTYPE [Meaning]

Output: The input parameter is not a valid type of variant.


Input: [Value] DISP_E_OVERFLOW [Meaning]

Output: The data pointed to by the output parameter does not fit in the destination type.


Input: [Value] DISP_E_TYPEMISMATCH [Meaning]

Output: The argument could not be coerced to the specified type.


Input: [Value] E_INVALIDARG [Meaning]

Output: One of the arguments is invalid.


Input: [Value] E_OUTOFMEMORY [Meaning]

Output: Memory could not be allocated for the conversion.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_BOTTOM [WPF equivalent] Height [Notes]

Output: Use the Height property to compute an appropriate Win32 DrawText 'y' position.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_CALCRECT [WPF equivalent] Height, Width [Notes]

Output: Use the Height and Width properties to calculate the output rectangle.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_CENTER [WPF equivalent] TextAlignment [Notes]

Output: Use the TextAlignment property with the value set to Center.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_EDITCONTROL [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not required. Space width and last line rendering are the same as in the framework edit control.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_END_ELLIPSIS [WPF equivalent] Trimming [Notes]

Output: Use the Trimming property with the value CharacterEllipsis. Use WordEllipsis to get Win32 DT_END_ELLIPSIS with DT_WORD_ELIPSIS end ellipsis—in this case, character ellipsis only occurs on words that do not fit on a single line.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_EXPAND_TABS [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not required. Tabs are automatically expanded to stops every 4 ems, which is approximately the width of 8 language-independent characters.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_EXTERNALLEADING [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not required. External leading is always included in line spacing. Use the LineHeight property to create user-defined line spacing.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_HIDEPREFIX [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not supported. Remove the '&' from the string before constructing the FormattedText object.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_LEFT [WPF equivalent] TextAlignment [Notes]

Output: This is the default text alignment. Use the TextAlignment property with the value set to Left. (WPF only)


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_MODIFYSTRING [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not supported.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_NOCLIP [WPF equivalent] VisualClip [Notes]

Output: Clipping does not happen automatically. If you want to clip text, use the VisualClip property.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_NOFULLWIDTHCHARBREAK [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not supported.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_NOPREFIX [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not required. The '&' character in strings is always treated as a normal character.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_PATHELLIPSIS [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Use the Trimming property with the value WordEllipsis.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_PREFIX [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not supported. If you want to use underscores for text, such as an accelerator key or link, use the SetTextDecorations method.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_PREFIXONLY [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not supported.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_RIGHT [WPF equivalent] TextAlignment [Notes]

Output: Use the TextAlignment property with the value set to Right. (WPF only)


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_RTLREADING [WPF equivalent] FlowDirection [Notes]

Output: Set the FlowDirection property to RightToLeft.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_SINGLELINE [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not required. FormattedText objects behave as a single line control, unless either the MaxTextWidth property is set or the text contains a carriage return/line feed (CR/LF).


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_TABSTOP [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: No support for user-defined tab stop positions.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_TOP [WPF equivalent] Height [Notes]

Output: Not required. Top justification is the default. Other vertical positioning values can be defined by using the Height property to compute an appropriate Win32 DrawText 'y' position.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_VCENTER [WPF equivalent] Height [Notes]

Output: Use the Height property to compute an appropriate Win32 DrawText 'y' position.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_WORDBREAK [WPF equivalent] None [Notes]

Output: Not required. Word breaking happens automatically with FormattedText objects. You cannot disable it.


Input: [DrawText flag] DT_WORD_ELLIPSIS [WPF equivalent] Trimming [Notes]

Output: Use the Trimming property with the value WordEllipsis.


Input: [Name] ToolStripMenuItem() [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the ToolStripMenuItem class.


Input: [Name] ToolStripMenuItem(Image) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the ToolStripMenuItem class that displays the specified Image.


Input: [Name] ToolStripMenuItem(String) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the ToolStripMenuItem class that displays the specified text.


Input: [Name] ToolStripMenuItem(String, Image) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the ToolStripMenuItem class that displays the specified text and image.


Input: [Name] ToolStripMenuItem(String, Image, EventHandler) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the ToolStripMenuItem class that displays the specified text and image and that does the specified action when the ToolStripMenuItem is clicked.


Input: [Name] ToolStripMenuItem(String, Image, ToolStripItem[]) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the ToolStripMenuItem class that displays the specified text and image and that contains the specified ToolStripItem collection.


Input: [Name] ToolStripMenuItem(String, Image, EventHandler, String) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the ToolStripMenuItem class with the specified name that displays the specified text and image that does the specified action when the ToolStripMenuItem is clicked.


Input: [Name] ToolStripMenuItem(String, Image, EventHandler, Keys) [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the ToolStripMenuItem class that displays the specified text and image, does the specified action when the ToolStripMenuItem is clicked, and displays the specified shortcut keys.


Input: [Class] Application [Description]

Output: Defines properties common to all applications in Internet Information Services (IIS).


Input: [Class] ApplicationCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of Application objects for a Site object.


Input: [Class] ApplicationDefaults [Description]

Output: Defines the default values for applications that are created for a Web site.


Input: [Class] ApplicationDomain [Description]

Output: Represents the isolated environment for managed applications in a worker process.


Input: [Class] ApplicationDomainCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of ApplicationDomain objects.


Input: [Class] ApplicationPool [Description]

Output: Provides methods and properties to configure and manage IIS 7 application pools.


Input: [Class] ApplicationPoolCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of ApplicationPool objects.


Input: [Class] ApplicationPoolCpu [Description]

Output: Configures default values for CPU usage parameters and CPU actions that all application pools on a server use.


Input: [Class] ApplicationPoolDefaults [Description]

Output: Configures default values for all application pools on a Web server.


Input: [Class] ApplicationPoolFailure [Description]

Output: Defines the actions to take when an application pool fails.


Input: [Class] ApplicationPoolPeriodicRestart [Description]

Output: Specifies conditions that govern application pool recycling.


Input: [Class] ApplicationPoolProcessModel [Description]

Output: Represents the process model settings for an application pool.


Input: [Class] ApplicationPoolRecycling [Description]

Output: Configures recycling settings for an application pool.


Input: [Class] Binding [Description]

Output: Represents the binding instructions for a Web site.


Input: [Class] BindingCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of bindings.


Input: [Class] Configuration [Description]

Output: Represents a configuration file for a particular computer, application, or resource.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationAttribute [Description]

Output: Represents a single property in a configuration element.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationAttributeCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of related configuration attributes.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationAttributeSchema [Description]

Output: Provides access to the attributes that define the schema for a configuration attribute.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationAttributeSchemaCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of ConfigurationAttributeSchema objects.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationChildElementCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of related child configuration elements.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationCollectionSchema [Description]

Output: Represents the schema for a collection in the IIS 7 configuration system.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationElement [Description]

Output: Represents an element in a configuration file.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationElementCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of configuration elements.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationElementCollectionBase<(Of <(<'T>)>)> [Description]

Output: Provides the abstract base class for a strongly typed collection of configuration elements.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationElementSchema [Description]

Output: Represents the schema for a configuration element.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationElementSchemaCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of ConfigurationElementSchema objects.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationEnumValue [Description]

Output: Defines an attribute in the IIS 7 configuration system that validates against a list of accepted schema-defined values.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationEnumValueCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of configuration enumeration values.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationMethod [Description]

Output: Represents a method that is implemented as an IIS configuration extension.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationMethodCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of configuration methods.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationMethodInstance [Description]

Output: Represents an instance of a ConfigurationMethod.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationMethodSchema [Description]

Output: Provides access to the method that defines the schema for a configuration method.


Input: [Class] ConfigurationSection [Description]

Output: Represents a section of configuration data in the IIS 7 configuration system.


Input: [Class] Request [Description]

Output: Represents a single request to an IIS 7 server.


Input: [Class] RequestCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of active requests in a worker process.


Input: [Class] Schedule [Description]

Output: Defines the schedule for a single event.


Input: [Class] ScheduleCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of Schedule objects.


Input: [Class] SectionDefinition [Description]

Output: Defines a configuration section.


Input: [Class] SectionDefinitionCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of related SectionDefinition objects.


Input: [Class] SectionGroup [Description]

Output: Provides access to a group of related configuration section groups or configuration section definitions.


Input: [Class] SectionGroupCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of related SectionGroup objects.


Input: [Class] ServerManager [Description]

Output: Provides read and write access to the IIS 7 configuration system.


Input: [Class] ServerManagerException [Description]

Output: The exception that is thrown when the server manager is unable to perform a requested operation.


Input: [Class] Site [Description]

Output: Defines a properties and methods common to all Web sites configured in IIS.


Input: [Class] SiteCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of Site objects.


Input: [Class] SiteDefaults [Description]

Output: Contains the default values for IIS 7 Web site properties.


Input: [Class] SiteLimits [Description]

Output: Exposes connection-related limits for a Web site.


Input: [Class] SiteLogFile [Description]

Output: Configures logging for a Web site.


Input: [Class] SiteTraceFailedRequestsLogging [Description]

Output: Configures log settings for failed requests.


Input: [Class] VirtualDirectory [Description]

Output: Defines methods and properties that are common to all virtual directories in IIS 7.


Input: [Class] VirtualDirectoryCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of virtual directories for a particular application or site context.


Input: [Class] VirtualDirectoryDefaults [Description]

Output: Defines the default values for virtual directories that are created for an application or Web site.


Input: [Class] WebConfigurationManager [Description]

Output: Provides access to configuration files for Web applications.


Input: [Class] WebConfigurationMap [Description]

Output: Specifies the paths of the Machine.config and Web.config files.