Input: [Class] OleDbCommand [Description]

Output: Represents an SQL statement or stored procedure to execute against a data source.


Input: [Class] OleDbCommandBuilder [Description]

Output: Automatically generates single-table commands that are used to reconcile changes made to a DataSet with the associated database. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] OleDbConnection [Description]

Output: Represents an open connection to a data source.


Input: [Class] OleDbConnectionStringBuilder [Description]

Output: Provides a simple way to create and manage the contents of connection strings used by the OleDbConnection class.


Input: [Class] OleDbDataAdapter [Description]

Output: Represents a set of data commands and a database connection that are used to fill the DataSet and update the data source.


Input: [Class] OleDbDataReader [Description]

Output: Provides a way of reading a forward-only stream of data rows from a data source. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] OleDbEnumerator [Description]

Output: Provides a mechanism for enumerating all available OLE DB providers within the local network.


Input: [Class] OleDbError [Description]

Output: Collects information relevant to a warning or error returned by the data source.


Input: [Class] OleDbErrorCollection [Description]

Output: Collects all errors generated by the .NET Framework Data Provider for OLE DB. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] OleDbException [Description]

Output: The exception that is thrown when the underlying provider returns a warning or error for an OLE DB data source. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] OleDbFactory [Description]

Output: Represents a set of methods for creating instances of the OLEDB provider's implementation of the data source classes.


Input: [Class] OleDbInfoMessageEventArgs [Description]

Output: Provides data for the InfoMessage event. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] OleDbMetaDataCollectionNames [Description]

Output: Provides a list of constants for use with the GetSchema method to retrieve metadata collections.


Input: [Class] OleDbMetaDataColumnNames [Description]

Output: Provides static values that are used for the column names in the OleDbMetaDataCollectionNames objects contained in the DataTable. The DataTable is created by the GetSchema method.


Input: [Class] OleDbParameter [Description]

Output: Represents a parameter to an OleDbCommand and optionally its mapping to a DataSet column. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] OleDbParameterCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of parameters relevant to an OleDbCommand as well as their respective mappings to columns in a DataSet.


Input: [Class] OleDbPermission [Description]

Output: Enables the .NET Framework Data Provider for OLE DB to help make sure that a user has a security level sufficient to access an OLE DB data source.


Input: [Class] OleDbPermissionAttribute [Description]

Output: Associates a security action with a custom security attribute.


Input: [Class] OleDbRowUpdatedEventArgs [Description]

Output: Provides data for the RowUpdated event.


Input: [Class] OleDbRowUpdatingEventArgs [Description]

Output: Provides data for the RowUpdating event.


Input: [Class] OleDbSchemaGuid [Description]

Output: Returns the type of schema table specified by the GetOleDbSchemaTable method.


Input: [Class] OleDbTransaction [Description]

Output: Represents an SQL transaction to be made at a data source. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Enumeration] BackgroundType [Description]

Output: Specifies the source of a visual style element's background.


Input: [Enumeration] BooleanProperty [Description]

Output: Identifies the Boolean properties of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] BorderType [Description]

Output: Specifies the border type of a visual style element with a filled-border background.


Input: [Enumeration] CheckBoxState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a check box that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] ColorProperty [Description]

Output: Identifies the color properties of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] ComboBoxState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a combo box that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] ContentAlignment [Description]

Output: Specifies how text is aligned in a window caption.


Input: [Enumeration] EdgeEffects [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual effects that can be applied to the edges of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] Edges [Description]

Output: Specifies which edges of a visual style element to draw.


Input: [Enumeration] EdgeStyle [Description]

Output: Specifies the styles that can be applied to the edges of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] EnumProperty [Description]

Output: Identifies the enumerated type properties of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] FilenameProperty [Description]

Output: Identifies the names of the image files that are used to draw a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] FillType [Description]

Output: Specifies the interior of visual style elements with a filled border background.


Input: [Enumeration] FontProperty [Description]

Output: Identifies the font properties of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] GlyphFontSizingType [Description]

Output: Specifies when the visual style selects a different glyph font size.


Input: [Enumeration] GlyphType [Description]

Output: Specifies the type of glyph for elements with a bitmap background.


Input: [Enumeration] GroupBoxState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a group box that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] HitTestCode [Description]

Output: Describes the location of a point in the background specified by a visual style.


Input: [Enumeration] HitTestOptions [Description]

Output: Specifies the options that can be used when performing a hit test on the background specified by a visual style.


Input: [Enumeration] HorizontalAlign [Description]

Output: Specifies the horizontal alignment for visual style elements with a fixed size.


Input: [Enumeration] IconEffect [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual effect that the visual style will apply to an icon.


Input: [Enumeration] ImageOrientation [Description]

Output: Specifies how multiple images are arranged in a single image file.


Input: [Enumeration] ImageSelectType [Description]

Output: Specifies when the visual style selects a different multiple-image file to draw an element.


Input: [Enumeration] IntegerProperty [Description]

Output: Identifies the integer properties of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] MarginProperty [Description]

Output: Identifies the margin properties of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] OffsetType [Description]

Output: Specifies where an offset is applied to a window element.


Input: [Enumeration] PointProperty [Description]

Output: Identifies the point properties of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] PushButtonState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a button that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] RadioButtonState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of an option button (also known as a radio button) that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] ScrollBarArrowButtonState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a scroll arrow that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] ScrollBarSizeBoxState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a scroll bar sizing handle that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] ScrollBarState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a scroll bar that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] SizingType [Description]

Output: Specifies how elements with a bitmap background will adjust to fill a bounds.


Input: [Enumeration] StringProperty [Description]

Output: Identifies the string properties of a visual style element.


Input: [Enumeration] TabItemState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a tab item that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] TextBoxState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a text box that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] TextMetricsCharacterSet [Description]

Output: Specifies the character set of the font specified by a visual style for a particular element.


Input: [Enumeration] TextMetricsPitchAndFamilyValues [Description]

Output: Specifies information about the pitch, technology, and family of the font specified by a visual style for a particular element.


Input: [Enumeration] TextShadowType [Description]

Output: Specifies the type of shadow to add to text.


Input: [Enumeration] ThemeSizeType [Description]

Output: Specifies the size of the visual style part to retrieve.


Input: [Enumeration] ToolBarState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a toolbar item that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] TrackBarThumbState [Description]

Output: Specifies the visual state of a track bar slider (also known as a thumb) that is drawn with visual styles.


Input: [Enumeration] TrueSizeScalingType [Description]

Output: Specifies the scaling type of a visual style element with a fixed size.


Input: [Enumeration] VerticalAlignment [Description]

Output: Specifies the vertical alignment for visual style elements with a fixed size.


Input: [Enumeration] VisualStyleState [Description]

Output: Specifies how visual styles are applied to the current application.


Input: [X] true [y] true [x|y] true [x&y]

Output: true

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Input: [X] true [y] false [x|y] true [x&y]

Output: false

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Input: [X] true [y] null [x|y] true [x&y]

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Input: [X] false [y] true [x|y] true [x&y]

Output: false

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Input: [X] false [y] false [x|y] false [x&y]

Output: false

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Input: [X] false [y] null [x|y] null [x&y]

Output: false

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Input: [X] null [y] true [x|y] true [x&y]

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Input: [X] null [y] false [x|y] null [x&y]

Output: false

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Input: [X] null [y] null [x|y] null [x&y]

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Input: [Issue Description] Linked cubes and linked dimensions are not migrated by Upgrade Advisor in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services. Therefore, objects that refer to a linked cube or a linked dimension cannot be migrated because the linked object on which the object is based cannot be migrated. For example, an OLAP mining model based on a linked cube cannot be migrated because the linked cube on which the mining model is based cannot be migrated. [Issue Type]

Output: An object depending on a linked object is not migrated

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] When multiple hierarchies or virtual dimensions are migrated into the same Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services dimension, querying the migrated hierarchies contained in the dimension may produce different results than querying the same hierarchies when they were in SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services, because autoexist functionality automatically removes tuples that do not exist in the dimension from any cross-join of sets containing members from the migrated hierarchies. To resolve this issue, you should review calculations that involve multiple hierarchies in the same dimension. [Issue Type]

Output: Autoexist can produce different query results when multiple hierarchies are migrated into the same dimension

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Since SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services, hidden or disabled levels in hierarchies are no longer supported. Hidden or disabled levels are migrated as visible and enabled levels. Calculations that involve hierarchies containing such levels might return unexpected results. After upgrading, review and verify calculations that involve hierarchies that previously contained hidden or disabled levels. [Issue Type]

Output: Browsing experience is different when disabled levels are used

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Since Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS), automatic grouping in might return a different set of member groups. Calculations that rely on these member groups might return unexpected results. After upgrading, review and verify calculations that rely on member groups. [Issue Type]

Output: Bucketing may be different for grouping levels

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] In SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services and earlier versions, Analysis Services used only neutral language identifiers, also known as primary language identifiers, for example LANG_ENGLISH (0x09) for English and LANG_CHINESE (0x04) for Chinese. To support translation and collation options, Analysis Services now uses specific language identifiers, which are a combination of a primary language identifier and a sublanguage identifier used for a specific culture. For example, the combination of the primary language identifier LANG_ENGLISH (0x09) and the sublanguage identifier SUBLANG_ENGLISH_AUS (0x03) describes Australian English. Migrating from neutral to specific language identifiers can change the expected translation and collation behavior, producing unexpected results. After upgrading, review and validate objects such as dimensions, hierarchies, and members for which the language identifier has changed. [Issue Type]

Output: Conversion from neutral language to specific language may produce unexpected results

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services does not support command objects on cube roles and will not migrate commands from previous versions. [Issue Type]

Output: Cube role commands are not supported

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] If a cube contains a dimension with custom level formulas, and also contains dimensions both before and after it with custom member formulas and/or unary operators, then the cube may return different results than previous versions of Analysis Services. This occurs because calculation precedence rules have changed. [Issue Type]

Output: Custom level formulas aggregate differently

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] In previous versions of Analysis Services, the following properties are supported on dimensions and levels: custom rollup formulas, custom member formulas, All member formulas, and custom level formulas. In SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services, these properties were replaced by functionality supported in Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) scripts, and are upgraded to MDX scripts during migration. [Issue Type]

Output: Custom member formulas and custom rollup formulas are migrated into MDX script

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Aggregations that were manually generated in previous versions of Analysis Services are not migrated in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services. Only aggregations generated by the Storage Design Wizard are migrated. To resolve this issue, manually create the aggregations by using XMLA scripts. [Issue Type]

Output: Custom aggregations are not migrated

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Previous versions of Analysis Services gave you the option of not including data members in parent-child dimensions. The DataMembers property of a dimension in previous versions of Analysis Services supported three options: None, Hidden, or Visible. The None option is not available in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services. Data members are always included in parent attributes. To hide the data members in parent-child dimensions, you can set the DataMembers property of a dimension to Hidden. The MembersWithData property for the parent attribute supports only two options: NonLeafDataHidden or NonLeafDataVisible. [Issue Type]

Output: Data members always exist in parent-child dimensions

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services does not support command objects on database roles and will not migrate commands from previous versions of Analysis Services. [Issue Type]

Output: Database role commands are not supported

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] In previous versions of Analysis Services, the default member of a dimension is specified by a Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) expression, contained in the DefaultMember property of the dimension. In Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS), this property was replaced by functionality supported in MDX scripts, and the property is upgraded to a MDX script during migration. [Issue Type]

Output: DefaultMember is migrated into MDX script

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Dimension hierarchies in SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services are internally represented as separate dimensions, and a naming convention is used to identify them. Migration to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 might create a separate dimension, with a new name, for each dimension hierarchy instead of combining the dimension hierarchies together under the parent dimension because auto-exist results in different security rules than would apply in earlier versions of Analysis Services. [Issue Type]

Output: Dimension and hierarchy renaming by migration may cause different query results

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] While drillthrough exists in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services, drillthrough settings are not migrated from previous versions of Analysis Services. [Issue Type]

Output: Drillthrough settings are not migrated

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Analysis Services no longer supports hidden or disabled levels in hierarchies. Hidden or disabled levels are migrated as visible and enabled levels. Calculations that involve hierarchies containing such levels might return unexpected results. [Issue Type]

Output: Hidden levels are visible after migration

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] The database contains invalid objects. Migration can not be completed when the database contains invalid objects. [Issue Type]

Output: Invalid objects cause migration to fail

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Previous versions of Analysis Services supported linked cubes. In Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS), this feature has been replaced by linked dimensions and linked measure groups. [Issue Type]

Output: Linked cubes are not migrated

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Analysis Services attempts to preserve the unique names of members during migration, but there are certain circumstances in which the unique name for a member is changed. If member unique names change, client applications, Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) expressions, and other properties that depend on member unique names may produce unexpected results. [Issue Type]

Output: Member unique names may change during migration

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] While previous versions of Analysis Services allowed you to use ODBC data sources, this functionality is no longer supported. [Issue Type]

Output: ODBC data sources are not supported

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Remote partitions are not migrated from Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services. Upgrade the server to SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services and then manually create the remote partitions. [Issue Type]

Output: Remote partitions are not migrated

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Previous versions of Analysis Services support using the MINIMUM_LEAF_CASES parameter with the Microsoft Decision Trees algorithm, and the MINIMUM_CLUSTER_CASES parameter with the Microsoft Clustering algorithm. Since SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services, both of these parameters have been renamed to MINIMUM_SUPPORT. If these parameters were used in mining models created using the previous version of Analysis Services , the parameters are not migrated. [Issue Type]

Output: Some mining model algorithm parameters are not supported

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Due to enhancements and changes in the Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) language for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS), certain MDX functions are either no longer supported, or behave differently than in previous versions of Analysis Services. [Issue Type]

Output: The behavior of some MDX functions is changed

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] A new keyword, KPI, has been introduced to the CREATE KPI command. If existing objects have the name KPI, then the new keyword will conflict with them. [Issue Type]

Output: The CREATE KPI Command Introduces a New Keyword

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] In previous versions of Analysis Services, you could specify dimension security so that a user saw a top level different than the top level of the hierarchy. Members that are secured using the Top Level setting will be visible after migration. [Issue Type]

Output: Top Level for dimension security is not supported

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] User Defined Functions (UDFs) registered on previous versions of Analysis Services are not migrated. [Issue Type]

Output: UDF source .DLLs are not migrated and registered

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Since Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS), unary operators on hierarchies other than parent-child hierarchies are not supported unless there is an attribute relationship between the attributes sourcing the levels in the hierarchy. [Issue Type]

Output: Unary operators on non-parent-child hierarchies have limited support

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] Previous versions of Analysis Services supported virtual cubes, a combined view of a subset of measures and dimensions from one or more regular or linked cubes. In Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS), this feature was replaced by linked measure groups. During upgrading, virtual cubes are migrated as linked measure groups. [Issue Type]

Output: Virtual cubes are not supported

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Issue Description] The structure for writeback tables constructed by previous versions of Analysis Services was updated in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS). Data from writeback tables constructed by previous versions of Analysis Services cannot be migrated into the new writeback table structure. [Issue Type]

Output: Writeback table content is not migrated

Breaking Changes to Analysis Services Features in SQL Server 2008 R2


Input: [Class] AuthenticationModuleElement [Description]

Output: Represents the type information for an authentication module. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] AuthenticationModuleElementCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a container for authentication module configuration elements. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] AuthenticationModulesSection [Description]

Output: Represents the configuration section for authentication modules. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] BypassElement [Description]

Output: Represents the address information for resources that are not retrieved using a proxy server. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] BypassElementCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a container for the addresses of resources that bypass the proxy server. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] ConnectionManagementElement [Description]

Output: Represents the maximum number of connections to a remote computer. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] ConnectionManagementElementCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a container for connection management configuration elements. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] ConnectionManagementSection [Description]

Output: Represents the configuration section for connection management. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] DefaultProxySection [Description]

Output: Represents the configuration section for Web proxy server usage. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] FtpCachePolicyElement [Description]

Output: Represents the default FTP cache policy for network resources. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] HttpCachePolicyElement [Description]

Output: Represents the default HTTP cache policy for network resources. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] HttpListenerElement [Description]

Output: Represents the HttpListener element in the configuration file. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] HttpListenerTimeoutsElement [Description]

Output: Represents the HttpListener timeouts element in the configuration file. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] HttpWebRequestElement [Description]

Output: Represents the maximum length for response headers. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] Ipv6Element [Description]

Output: Determines whether Internet Protocol version 6 is enabled on the local computer. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] MailSettingsSectionGroup [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the MailSettingsSectionGroup class.


Input: [Class] ModuleElement [Description]

Output: Represents the type information for a custom IWebProxy module. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] NetSectionGroup [Description]

Output: Gets the section group information for the networking namespaces. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] PerformanceCountersElement [Description]

Output: Represents the performance counter element in the System.Net configuration file that determines whether networking performance counters are enabled. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] ProxyElement [Description]

Output: Identifies the configuration settings for Web proxy server. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] RequestCachingSection [Description]

Output: Represents the configuration section for cache behavior. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] ServicePointManagerElement [Description]

Output: Represents the default settings used to create connections to a remote computer. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] SettingsSection [Description]

Output: Represents the configuration section for sockets, IPv6, response headers, and service points. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] SmtpNetworkElement [Description]

Output: Represents the network element in the SMTP configuration file. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] SmtpSection [Description]

Output: Represents the SMTP section in the System.Net configuration file.


Input: [Class] SmtpSpecifiedPickupDirectoryElement [Description]

Output: Represents an SMTP pickup directory configuration element.


Input: [Class] SocketElement [Description]

Output: Represents information used to configure Socket objects. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] WebProxyScriptElement [Description]

Output: Represents information used to configure Web proxy scripts. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] WebRequestModuleElement [Description]

Output: Represents a URI prefix and the associated class that handles creating Web requests for the prefix. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] WebRequestModuleElementCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a container for Web request module configuration elements. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] WebRequestModulesSection [Description]

Output: Represents the configuration section for Web request modules. This class cannot be inherited.


Input: [Class] WebUtilityElement [Description]

Output: Represents the WebUtility element in the configuration file.


Input: [Name] BindableComponent [Description]

Output: Gets the control the Binding is associated with.


Input: [Name] BindingManagerBase [Description]

Output: Gets the BindingManagerBase for this Binding.


Input: [Name] BindingMemberInfo [Description]

Output: Gets an object that contains information about this binding based on the dataMember parameter in the Binding constructor.


Input: [Name] Control [Description]

Output: Gets the control that the binding belongs to.


Input: [Name] ControlUpdateMode [Description]

Output: Gets or sets when changes to the data source are propagated to the bound control property.


Input: [Name] DataSource [Description]

Output: Gets the data source for this binding.


Input: [Name] DataSourceNullValue [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the value to be stored in the data source if the control value is null or empty.


Input: [Name] DataSourceUpdateMode [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a value that indicates when changes to the bound control property are propagated to the data source.


Input: [Name] FormatInfo [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the IFormatProvider that provides custom formatting behavior.


Input: [Name] FormatString [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the format specifier characters that indicate how a value is to be displayed.


Input: [Name] FormattingEnabled [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a value indicating whether type conversion and formatting is applied to the control property data.


Input: [Name] IsBinding [Description]

Output: Gets a value indicating whether the binding is active.


Input: [Name] NullValue [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the Object to be set as the control property when the data source contains a DBNull value.


Input: [Name] PropertyName [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the name of the control's data-bound property.


Input: [Description] Represents the type information for an authentication module. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: AuthenticationModuleElement


Input: [Description] Represents a container for authentication module configuration elements. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: AuthenticationModuleElementCollection


Input: [Description] Represents the configuration section for authentication modules. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: AuthenticationModulesSection


Input: [Description] Represents the address information for resources that are not retrieved using a proxy server. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: BypassElement


Input: [Description] Represents a container for the addresses of resources that bypass the proxy server. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: BypassElementCollection


Input: [Description] Represents the maximum number of connections to a remote computer. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: ConnectionManagementElement


Input: [Description] Represents a container for connection management configuration elements. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: ConnectionManagementElementCollection


Input: [Description] Represents the configuration section for connection management. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: ConnectionManagementSection


Input: [Description] Represents the configuration section for Web proxy server usage. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: DefaultProxySection


Input: [Description] Represents the default FTP cache policy for network resources. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: FtpCachePolicyElement


Input: [Description] Represents the default HTTP cache policy for network resources. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: HttpCachePolicyElement


Input: [Description] Represents the HttpListener element in the configuration file. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: HttpListenerElement


Input: [Description] Represents the HttpListener timeouts element in the configuration file. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: HttpListenerTimeoutsElement


Input: [Description] Represents the maximum length for response headers. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: HttpWebRequestElement


Input: [Description] Determines whether Internet Protocol version 6 is enabled on the local computer. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: Ipv6Element


Input: [Description] Initializes a new instance of the MailSettingsSectionGroup class. [Class]

Output: MailSettingsSectionGroup


Input: [Description] Represents the type information for a custom IWebProxy module. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: ModuleElement


Input: [Description] Gets the section group information for the networking namespaces. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: NetSectionGroup


Input: [Description] Represents the performance counter element in the System.Net configuration file that determines whether networking performance counters are enabled. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: PerformanceCountersElement


Input: [Description] Identifies the configuration settings for Web proxy server. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: ProxyElement


Input: [Description] Represents the configuration section for cache behavior. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: RequestCachingSection


Input: [Description] Represents the default settings used to create connections to a remote computer. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: ServicePointManagerElement


Input: [Description] Represents the configuration section for sockets, IPv6, response headers, and service points. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: SettingsSection


Input: [Description] Represents the network element in the SMTP configuration file. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: SmtpNetworkElement


Input: [Description] Represents the SMTP section in the System.Net configuration file. [Class]

Output: SmtpSection


Input: [Description] Represents an SMTP pickup directory configuration element. [Class]

Output: SmtpSpecifiedPickupDirectoryElement


Input: [Description] Represents information used to configure Socket objects. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: SocketElement


Input: [Description] Represents information used to configure Web proxy scripts. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: WebProxyScriptElement


Input: [Description] Represents a URI prefix and the associated class that handles creating Web requests for the prefix. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: WebRequestModuleElement


Input: [Description] Represents a container for Web request module configuration elements. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: WebRequestModuleElementCollection


Input: [Description] Represents the configuration section for Web request modules. This class cannot be inherited. [Class]

Output: WebRequestModulesSection


Input: [Description] Represents the WebUtility element in the configuration file. [Class]

Output: WebUtilityElement


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.AddBackupObjects [Description]

Output: Adds the IBackupRestore object and its child IBackupRestore objects to the specified backup object.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestoreConfiguration.CanBackupRestoreAsConfiguration [Description]

Output: Gets a value that indicates whether the component can be included in a configuration-only backup or restore.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.CanRenameOnRestore [Description]

Output: Gets a value that indicates whether the IBackupRestore object can be renamed when it is restored.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.CanSelectForBackup [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the content component that is represented by the IBackupRestore object can be selected for backup, independently of its parent component, in the Central Administration user interface or some other UI.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.CanSelectForRestore [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the content component that is represented by the IBackupRestore object can be selected for restoration in the Central Administration user interface or some other UI.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.DiskSizeRequired [Description]

Output: Gets the amount of disk space, in bytes, that is required to store a backup of the content represented by the IBackupRestore object.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.Id [Description]

Output: Gets or sets an ID for the content component.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.Name [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a name, for use in a UI, for the content component.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.OnAbort [Description]

Output: Assists in a graceful termination when a user cancels a backup or restore operation.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.OnBackup [Description]

Output: Creates and stores the backup copy of the content component.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.OnBackupComplete [Description]

Output: Provides post backup processing.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.OnPostRestore [Description]

Output: Provides post restore processing.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.OnPrepareBackup [Description]

Output: Creates and stores the backup copy of the content component.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.OnPreRestore [Description]

Output: Provides restore preparation processing.


Input: [Name] IBackupRestore.OnRestore [Description]

Output: Reads the backed up content and copies it to the target destination of the restore operation.


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: [Name] Target Name (key) [Description]

Output: The target name along with the credential type uniquely identifies a credential.

Credential Management with the .NET Framework 2.0


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

Output: Along with uniquely identifying a particular credential, the type indicates whether the credential represents a generic or Windows credential.

Credential Management with the .NET Framework 2.0


Input: [Name] User Name [Description]

Output: The name of the user account represented by the credential. Although this is usually in the form AUTHORITY\principal or the newer principal@authority.com, it can also be a marshaled certificate reference for use with certificate-based authentication.

Credential Management with the .NET Framework 2.0


Input: [Name] Password [Description]

Output: Although this field is typically used to store the plaintext password for the user account identified by the UserName field, it may also contain any application-specific binary data.

Credential Management with the .NET Framework 2.0


Input: [Name] Persistence [Description]

Output: Defines how the credential is persisted and its availability in time and space.

Credential Management with the .NET Framework 2.0


Input: [Name] Description [Description]

Output: A string description that applications can use to describe the purpose of a credential. This is for informational purposes only.

Credential Management with the .NET Framework 2.0


Input: [Name] Last Write Time [Description]

Output: The UTC date and time that the credential was last modified.

Credential Management with the .NET Framework 2.0


Input: [Member name] DuplicateEmail [Description]

Output: The e-mail address already exists in the database for the application.


Input: [Member name] DuplicateProviderUserKey [Description]

Output: The provider user key already exists in the database for the application.


Input: [Member name] DuplicateUserName [Description]

Output: The user name already exists in the database for the application.


Input: [Member name] InvalidAnswer [Description]

Output: The password answer is not formatted correctly.


Input: [Member name] InvalidEmail [Description]

Output: The e-mail address is not formatted correctly.


Input: [Member name] InvalidPassword [Description]

Output: The password is not formatted correctly.


Input: [Member name] InvalidProviderUserKey [Description]

Output: The provider user key is of an invalid type or format.


Input: [Member name] InvalidQuestion [Description]

Output: The password question is not formatted correctly.


Input: [Member name] InvalidUserName [Description]

Output: The user name was not found in the database.


Input: [Member name] ProviderError [Description]

Output: The provider returned an error that is not described by other MembershipCreateStatus enumeration values.


Input: [Member name] Success [Description]

Output: The user was successfully created.


Input: [Member name] UserRejected [Description]

Output: The user was not created, for a reason defined by the provider.


Input: [Element] WAIT [Meaning]

Output: The parenthetical comment after this heading gives the reason for the wait. The command dt nt!_KWAIT_REASON will display a list of all wait reasons.


Input: [Element] ElapsedTime [Meaning]

Output: Lists the amount of time that has elapsed since the process was created. This is displayed in units of Hours:Minutes:Seconds.Milliseconds.


Input: [Element] UserTime [Meaning]

Output: Lists the amount of time the process has been running in user mode. If the value for UserTime is exceptionally high, it might identify a process that is depleting system resources. Units are the same as those of ElapsedTime.


Input: [Element] KernelTime [Meaning]

Output: Lists the amount of time the process has been running in kernel mode. If the value for KernelTime is exceptionally high, it might identify a process that is depleting system resources. Units are the same as those of ElapsedTime.


Input: [Element] Working Set sizes [Meaning]

Output: Lists the current, minimum and maximum working set size for the process, in pages. An exceptionally large working set size can be a sign of a process that is leaking memory or depleting system resources.


Input: [Element] QuotaPoolUsage entries [Meaning]

Output: Lists the paged and nonpaged pool used by the process. On a system with a memory leak, looking for excessive nonpaged pool usage on all the processes can tell you which process has the memory leak.


Input: [Element] Clone [Meaning]

Output: Indicates whether or not the process was created by the POSIX or Interix subsystems.


Input: [Element] Private [Meaning]

Output: Indicates the number of private (non-sharable) pages currently being used by the process. This includes both paged in and paged out memory.


Input: [Description] Gets a value indicating whether the Array has a fixed size. [Name]

Output: IsFixedSize


Input: [Description] Gets a value indicating whether the Array is read-only. [Name]

Output: IsReadOnly


Input: [Description] Gets a value indicating whether access to the Array is synchronized (thread safe). [Name]

Output: IsSynchronized


Input: [Description] Gets the total number of elements in all the dimensions of the Array. [Name]

Output: Length


Input: [Description] Gets a 64-bit integer that represents the total number of elements in all the dimensions of the Array. [Name]

Output: LongLength


Input: [Description] Gets the rank (number of dimensions) of the Array. For example, a one-dimensional array returns 1, a two-dimensional array returns 2, and so on. [Name]

Output: Rank


Input: [Description] Gets an object that can be used to synchronize access to the Array. [Name]

Output: SyncRoot


Input: [Element] ws [Description]

Output: Optional white space. White space can appear at the start of value if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowLeadingWhite flag, or at the end of value if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowTrailingWhite flag.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Element] $ [Description]

Output: A culture-specific currency symbol. Its position in the string is defined by the CurrencyPositivePattern property of the NumberFormatInfo object returned by the GetFormat method of the provider parameter. The currency symbol can appear in value if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowCurrencySymbol flag.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Element] sign [Description]

Output: An optional sign. The sign can appear at the start of value if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowLeadingSign flag, and it can appear at the end of value if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowTrailingSign flag. Parentheses can be used in value to indicate a negative value if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowParentheses flag.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Element] digits [Description]

Output: A sequence of digits from 0 through 9.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Element] , [Description]

Output: A culture-specific group separator. The group separator of the culture specified by provider can appear in value if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowThousands flag.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Element] . [Description]

Output: A culture-specific decimal point symbol. The decimal point symbol of the culture specified by provider can appear in value if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowDecimalPoint flag.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Element] fractional_digits [Description]

Output: One or more occurrences of the digit 0. Fractional digits can appear in value only if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowDecimalPoint flag.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Element] E [Description]

Output: The "e" or "E" character, which indicates that the value is represented in exponential (scientific) notation. The value parameter can represent a number in exponential notation if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowExponent flag.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Element] exponential_digits [Description]

Output: A sequence of digits from 0 through 9. The value parameter can represent a number in exponential notation if style includes the NumberStyles.AllowExponent flag.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Element] hexdigits [Description]

Output: A sequence of hexadecimal digits from 0 through f, or 0 through F.

BigInteger.TryParse Method (String, NumberStyles, IFormatProvider, BigInteger) (System.Numerics)


Input: [Description] Choose authentication level using normal negotiation rules [Authentication Level]

Output: Default


Input: [Description] No authentication [Authentication Level]


Input: [Description] Only authenticates credentials when the client initially connects to the server [Authentication Level]

Output: Connect


Input: [Description] Authenticates at the start of each remote procedure call [Authentication Level]

Output: Call


Input: [Description] Authenticates all data received from the client [Authentication Level]

Output: Packet


Input: [Description] Authenticates all data and verifies that none of the transferred data has been modified [Authentication Level]

Output: Packet integrity


Input: [Description] Authenticates all data and encrypts all packets transmitted using RPC encryption [Authentication Level]

Output: Packet privacy


Input: [Name] Address [Description]

Output: Gets the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) of the server that this ServicePoint object connects to.


Input: [Name] BindIPEndPointDelegate [Description]

Output: Specifies the delegate to associate a local IPEndPoint with a ServicePoint.


Input: [Name] Certificate [Description]

Output: Gets the certificate received for this ServicePoint object.


Input: [Name] ClientCertificate [Description]

Output: Gets the last client certificate sent to the server.


Input: [Name] ConnectionLeaseTimeout [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the number of milliseconds after which an active ServicePoint connection is closed.


Input: [Name] ConnectionLimit [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the maximum number of connections allowed on this ServicePoint object.


Input: [Name] ConnectionName [Description]

Output: Gets the connection name.


Input: [Name] CurrentConnections [Description]

Output: Gets the number of open connections associated with this ServicePoint object.


Input: [Name] Expect100Continue [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a Boolean value that determines whether 100-Continue behavior is used.


Input: [Name] IdleSince [Description]

Output: Gets the date and time that the ServicePoint object was last connected to a host.


Input: [Name] MaxIdleTime [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the amount of time a connection associated with the ServicePoint object can remain idle before the connection is closed.


Input: [Name] ProtocolVersion [Description]

Output: Gets the version of the HTTP protocol that the ServicePoint object uses.


Input: [Name] ReceiveBufferSize [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the size of the receiving buffer for the socket used by this ServicePoint.


Input: [Name] SupportsPipelining [Description]

Output: Indicates whether the ServicePoint object supports pipelined connections.


Input: [Name] UseNagleAlgorithm [Description]

Output: Gets or sets a Boolean value that determines whether the Nagle algorithm is used on connections managed by this ServicePoint object.


Input: [Delegate] BackEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the Back event of a ReportViewer.


Input: [Delegate] BookmarkNavigationEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the BookmarkNavigation event of a ReportViewer.


Input: [Delegate] CreateStreamCallback [Description]

Output: Provides a stream to the ReportViewer control for rendering.


Input: [Delegate] DocumentMapNavigationEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the DocumentMapNavigation event of a ReportViewer.


Input: [Delegate] DrillthroughEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the Drillthrough event of a ReportViewer.


Input: [Delegate] ExportEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the Export event.


Input: [Delegate] HyperlinkEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle a Hyperlink event.


Input: [Delegate] PageNavigationEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the PageNavigation event of a ReportViewer.


Input: [Delegate] RenderingCompleteEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the RenderingComplete event of a ReportViewer.


Input: [Delegate] ReportErrorEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle a ReportError event.


Input: [Delegate] SearchEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle a Search event.


Input: [Delegate] SortEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the Sort event of a ReportViewer.


Input: [Delegate] SubreportProcessingEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the SubreportProcessing event of a ReportViewer.


Input: [Delegate] ZoomChangedEventHandler [Description]

Output: Represents the method that will handle the ZoomChange event of a ReportViewer.


Input: [Tool or utility] SQL Server Management Studio [Description]

Output: SQL Server Management Studio is used to edit and execute queries, and to start standard wizard tasks. For more information, see Using SQL Server Management Studio.


Input: [Tool or utility] SQL Server Profiler [Description]

Output: SQL Server Profiler provides a graphical user interface to monitor an instance of the SQL Server Database Engine or an instance of Analysis Services. For more information, see Introducing SQL Server Profiler.


Input: [Tool or utility] Database Engine Tuning Advisor [Description]

Output: The Database Engine Tuning Advisor helps you to create optimal sets of indexes, indexed views, and partitions. For more information, see Using Database Engine Tuning Advisor.


Input: [Tool or utility] Business Intelligence Development Studio [Description]

Output: Business Intelligence Development Studio is an integrated development environment for Analysis Services and Integration Services solutions. For more information, see Introducing Business Intelligence Development Studio.


Input: [Tool or utility] Command Prompt Utilities [Description]

Output: You can manage SQL Server objects from the command prompt. For more information, see Command Prompt Utilities.


Input: [Tool or utility] SQL Server Configuration Manager [Description]

Output: You can manage server and client network configuration settings. For more information, see SQL Server Configuration Manager.


Input: [Tool or utility] Import and Export Data [Description]

Output: Integration Services provides graphical tools and programmable objects to move, copy, and transform data. For more information, see Overview (Integration Services).


Input: [Tool or utility] SQL Server Setup [Description]

Output: Install, upgrade to, or change components in an instance of SQL Server. For more information, see Installation How-to Topics.


Input: [Package name] dotNetFx40LP_Full_x86_x64culture.exe [Profile] Full [Target platforms]

Output: x86 and x64

.NET Framework Deployment Guide for Developers


Input: [Package name] dotNetFx40LP_Full_x86_ia64culture.exe [Profile] Full [Target platforms]

Output: x86 and IA-64

.NET Framework Deployment Guide for Developers


Input: [Package name] dotNetFx40LP_Full_x86culture.exe [Profile] Full [Target platforms]

Output: x86 only

.NET Framework Deployment Guide for Developers


Input: [Package name] dotNetFx40LP_Client_x86_x64culture.exe [Profile] Client [Target platforms]

Output: x86 and x64

.NET Framework Deployment Guide for Developers


Input: [Package name] dotNetFx40LP_Client_x86culture.exe [Profile] Client [Target platforms]

Output: x86 only

.NET Framework Deployment Guide for Developers


Input: [Package name] dotNetFx40LP_Full_x86_x64culture_SC.exe (can be used only on Windows Server 2008 Server Core R2 operating systems) [Profile] Full [Target platforms]

Output: x64 Server Core

.NET Framework Deployment Guide for Developers


Input: [Return code] ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED [Description]

Output: The user does not have access to the requested information.


Input: [Return code] ERROR_INVALID_LEVEL [Description]

Output: The system call level is not correct. This error is returned if the level parameter was specified as a value other than 0 or 1.


Input: [Return code] ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER [Description]

Output: A parameter passed was not valid. This error is returned if the totalentries parameter was not valid.


Input: [Return code] ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY [Description]

Output: Insufficient memory was available to complete the operation.


Input: [Return code] NERR_InvalidComputer [Description]

Output: The computer name is invalid.


Input: [Return code] NERR_NotPrimary [Description]

Output: The operation is allowed only on the primary domain controller of the domain.


Input: [Return code] NERR_GroupNotFound [Description]

Output: The global group name could not be found.


Input: [Return code] NERR_InternalError [Description]

Output: An internal error occurred.


Input: [Return code] NERR_SpeGroupOp [Description]

Output: The operation is not allowed on certain special groups. These groups include user groups, admin groups, local groups, and guest groups.


Input: [Return code] NERR_UserNotFound [Description]

Output: The user name could not be found.


Input: [Member name] AddToStore [Description]

Output: The ability to add a certificate to a store. For security reasons, this ability should be granted only to highly trusted code.


Input: [Member name] AllFlags [Description]

Output: The ability to perform all certificate and store operations.


Input: [Member name] CreateStore [Description]

Output: The ability to create a new store. New stores are created by calling the X509Store.Open method.


Input: [Member name] DeleteStore [Description]

Output: The ability to delete a store. This functionality is not exposed by the X509Store class.


Input: [Member name] EnumerateCertificates [Description]

Output: The ability to enumerate the certificates in a store. For privacy reasons, this ability should be granted only to fully trusted code.


Input: [Member name] EnumerateStores [Description]

Output: The ability to enumerate the stores on a computer. This functionality is not exposed by the X509Store class.


Input: [Member name] NoFlags [Description]

Output: Permission is not given to perform any certificate or store operations.


Input: [Member name] OpenStore [Description]

Output: The ability to open a store. The ability to open a store does not include the ability to enumerate certificates (which raises privacy concerns) or to add or remove certificates (which raises security concerns).


Input: [Member name] RemoveFromStore [Description]

Output: The ability to remove a certificate from a store. This ability should be granted only to highly trusted code because removing a certificate can result in a denial of service.


Input: [Structure] TOKEN_CONTROL [Description]

Output: Information that identifies an access token.


Input: [Structure] TOKEN_DEFAULT_DACL [Description]

Output: The default DACL that the system uses in the security descriptors of new objects created by a thread.


Input: [Structure] TOKEN_GROUPS [Description]

Output: Specifies the SIDs and attributes of the group SIDs in an access token.


Input: [Structure] TOKEN_OWNER [Description]

Output: The default owner SID for the security descriptors of new objects.


Input: [Structure] TOKEN_PRIMARY_GROUP [Description]

Output: The default primary group SID for the security descriptors of new objects.


Input: [Structure] TOKEN_PRIVILEGES [Description]

Output: The privileges associated with an access token. Also determines whether the privileges are enabled.


Input: [Structure] TOKEN_SOURCE [Description]

Output: The source of an access token.


Input: [Structure] TOKEN_STATISTICS [Description]

Output: Statistics associated with an access token.


Input: [Structure] TOKEN_USER [Description]

Output: The SID of the user associated with an access token.


Input: [Column name] DATABASE_NAME [Type indicator] DBTYPE_WSTR [Restriction] Required [Description]

Output: The name of the database that contains the dimension. This column is required in the restriction list.


Input: [Column name] CUBE_NAME [Type indicator] DBTYPE_WSTR [Restriction] Required [Description]

Output: The name of the cube or tabular model that contains the partition. This column is required in the restriction list.


Input: [Column name] MEASURE_GROUP_NAME [Type indicator] DBTYPE_WSTR [Restriction] Required [Description]

Output: The name of a measure group in the dimension. This column is required in the restriction list.


Input: [Column name] PARTITION_NAME [Type indicator] DBTYPE_WSTR [Restriction] Required [Description]

Output: The name of a partition. This column is required in the restriction list.


Input: [Column name] AGGREGATION_NAME [Type indicator] DBTYPE_WSTR [Description]

Output: The name of the aggregation.


Input: [Column name] AGGREGATION_SIZE [Type indicator] DBTYPE_I8 [Description]

Output: The size of the aggregation.


Input: [Name] AttachmentFileName [Description]

Output: Gets an XPathTypedValue object that evaluates to the file name to be used for the current form when the form is attached to an e-mail message submitted with an EmailSubmitConnection object.


Input: [Name] Bcc [Description]

Output: Gets an XPathTypedValue object that evaluates to the blind carbon copy (BCC) addresses of an e-mail message submitted with an EmailSubmitConnection object.


Input: [Name] CC [Description]

Output: Gets an XPathTypedValue object that evaluates to the carbon copy (CC) addresses of an e-mail message submitted with an EmailSubmitConnection object.


Input: [Name] EmailAttachmentType [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the type of file to be attached to the e-mail message submitted with an EmailSubmitConnection object.


Input: [Name] Introduction [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the introduction in the body of an e-mail message submitted with an EmailSubmitConnection object.


Input: [Name] Name [Description]

Output: Gets the name of the data connection. (inherited from DataConnection)


Input: [Name] Subject [Description]

Output: Gets an XPathTypedValue object that evaluates to the subject of an e-mail message submitted with an EmailSubmitConnection object.


Input: [Name] To [Description]

Output: Gets an XPathTypedValue object that evaluates to the addresses of the recipients of an e-mail message submitted with an EmailSubmitConnection object.


Input: [Setting] Dsn, LogonUser, LogonDomain, LogonCred [Description]

Output: Specifies encrypted values used internally by a report server to connect to a report server database. Values for LogonUser, LogonDomain, and LogonCred are created when the report server connection is configured to use a domain account. For more information about a report server database connection, see Configuring a Report Server Database Connection.


Input: [Setting] ConnectionType [Description]

Output: Specifies the type of credentials that the report server uses to connect to the report server database. Valid values are Default and Impersonate. Default is specified if the report server is configured to use a SQL Server login or the service account to connect to the report server database. Impersonate is specified if the report server uses a Windows account to connect to the report server database.


Input: [Setting] InstanceID [Description]

Output: An identifier for the report server instance. Report server instancing is based on SQL Server instancing. This value specifies a SQL Server instance name. By default, this value is MSSQL.n. Do not modify this setting.


Input: [Setting] InstallationID [Description]

Output: An identifier for the report server installation that Setup creates. This value is set to a GUID.


Input: [Setting] SecureConnectionLevel [Description]

Output: Specifies the degree of security of the Web service connection. Valid values range from 0 through 3, where 0 is least secure. For more information, see Using Secure Web Service Methods and Configuring a Report Server for Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Connections.


Input: [Setting] ProcessRecycleOptions [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the ASP.NET worker process is recycled when severe errors occur. Valid values include 0 (default) and 1. Specify 0 to allow recycling.


Input: [Setting] CleanupCycleMinutes [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of minutes after which old sessions and expired snapshots are removed from the report server databases. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 10. Setting the value to 0 disables the database clean up the process.


Input: [Setting] SQLCommandTimeoutSeconds [Description]

Output: This setting is not used.


Input: [Setting] MaxActiveReqForOneUser [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum number of simultaneous and in-progress connections that a single user can open to the report server. Once the limit is reached, further connection requests from the user are denied. This configuration setting is intended to mitigate a denial of service attack. Valid values are 0 to a maximum integer. The default is 20. Note that most requests process very quickly so it is unlikely that a single user will have more than 20 open connections at any given time. If users are opening more than 15 process-intensive reports at the same time, you might need to increase this value. This setting is ignored for report servers that run in SharePoint integrated mode. For more information about server modes, see Deployment Modes for Reporting Services.


Input: [Setting] DatabaseQueryTimeout [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of seconds after which a connection to the report server database times out. This value is passed to the System.Data.SQLClient.SQLCommand.CommandTimeout property. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 120. Setting the value to 0 is not recommended; it specifies an unlimited wait time.


Input: [Setting] RunningRequestsScavengerCycle [Description]

Output: Specifies how often orphaned and expired requests are canceled. This value is specified in seconds. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 60.


Input: [Setting] RunningRequestsDbCycle [Description]

Output: Specifies how often the report server evaluates running jobs to check whether they have exceeded report execution time outs, and when to present running job information in the Manage Jobs page of Report Manager. This value is specified in seconds. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 60.


Input: [Setting] RunningRequestsAge [Description]

Output: Specifies an interval in seconds after which the status of a running job changes from new to running. A running job is stored in the report server temporary database or on the file system, depending on your configuration. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 30.


Input: [Setting] MaxScheduleWait [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of seconds the Report Server Windows service waits for a schedule to be updated by SQL Server Agent service when Next Run Time is requested. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 5.


Input: [Setting] DisplayErrorLink [Description]

Output: Indicates whether a link to the Microsoft Help and Support site is displayed when errors occur. This link appears in error messages. Users can link to the site to view updated error message content. Valid values include True (default) and False.


Input: [Setting] WebServiceuseFileShareStorage [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to store cached reports and temporary snapshots (created by the Report Server Web service for the duration of a user session) on the file system. Valid values are True and False (default). If the value is set to false, temporary data is stored in the reportservertempdb database.


Input: [Setting] WatsonFlags [Description]

Output: Specifies how much information is logged for error conditions that are reported to Microsoft.


Input: [Setting] WatsonDumpOnExceptions [Description]

Output: Do not modify this setting.


Input: [Setting] WatsonDumpExcludeIfContainsExceptions [Description]

Output: Do not modify this setting.


Input: [Setting] IsSchedulingService [Description]

Output: Specifies whether a thread is dedicated to ensuring that schedules in the report server database match those in the SQL Server Agent database. Valid values include True (default) and False. This setting is affected when you enable or disable Reporting Services features in the SQL Server Surface Area Configuration tool. For more information, see Starting and Stopping the Report Server Windows Service.


Input: [Setting] IsNotificationService [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the report server dedicates a thread to polling the notification table in the report server database to determine if there are pending notifications. Valid values include True (default) and False. This setting is affected when you enable or disable Reporting Services features in the SQL Server Surface Area Configuration tool. For more information, see Starting and Stopping the Report Server Windows Service.


Input: [Setting] IsEventService [Description]

Output: Specifies whether service processes events in the event queue. Valid values include True (default) and False. This setting is affected when you enable or disable Reporting Services features in the SQL Server Surface Area Configuration tool. For more information, see Starting and Stopping the Report Server Windows Service.


Input: [Setting] PollingInterval [Description]

Output: Specifies the interval, in seconds, between polls of the event table by the report server. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 10.


Input: [Setting] WindowsServiceUseFileShareStorage [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to store cached reports and temporary snapshots (created by the Report Server Windows service for the duration of a user session) on the file system. Valid values are True and False (default). If the value is set to false, temporary data is stored in the reportservertempdb database.


Input: [Setting] MemoryLimit [Description]

Output: For the Report Server Windows service, specifies a memory threshold after which no new processing requests are accepted. Requests that are currently in progress are allowed to continue. This value is expressed as a percentage of available memory. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 60. For more information about memory limits and application domain recycling, see Configuring Available Memory for Reporting Services and Report and Snapshot Size Limits.


Input: [Setting] RecycleTime [Description]

Output: Specifies a recycle time for the application domain, measured in minutes. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 720.


Input: [Setting] MaximumMemoryLimit [Description]

Output: For the Report Server Windows service, specifies that the application domain be recycled when report server memory consumption reaches a certain percentage of available memory. This value is the percentage of available memory that can be used while recycling. The default value is 80. This value should be greater than the value set for MemoryLimit.


Input: [Setting] MaxAppDomainUnloadTime [Description]

Output: Specifies a wait time during which the application domain is allowed to unload during a recycle operation. If recycling does not complete during this time period, all processing is stopped and the application domain is immediately restarted. This value is specified in minutes. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 30.


Input: [Setting] MaxQueueThreads [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of threads used by the Report Server Windows service to process subscriptions and notifications simultaneously on the report server. Valid values range from 0 to maximum integer. The default is 0. If you choose 0, the report server determines the maximum number of threads. If you specify an integer, the value you specify sets the upper limit on threads that can be created at one time. For more information about how the Report Server Windows service manages memory for running processes, see Configuring Available Memory for Reporting Services.


Input: [Setting] UrlRoot [Description]

Output: Used by delivery extensions to compose the URL used to access items stored on the report server. This value is specified during setup or through the Reporting Services Configuration tool if you configured the report server after Setup. The value must be a valid URL address.


Input: [Setting] UnattendedExecutionAccount [Description]

Output: Specifies a user name, password, and domain used by the report server to run a report in unattended mode. These values are encrypted. Use the Reporting Services Configuration tool or the rsconfig utility to set these values. For more information, see Configuring an Account for Unattended Report Processing.


Input: [Setting] PolicyLevel [Description]

Output: Specifies the security policy configuration file. The valid value is Rssrvrpolicy.config. For more information, see Using Reporting Services Security Policy Files.


Input: [Setting] WebServiceAccount [Description]

Output: Specifies the account used to run the Report Server Web service. It is used to confirm the identity of the Report Server Web service when performing data encryption operations.


Input: [Setting] IsWebServiceEnabled [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the Report Server Web service responds to SOAP and URL access requests. This value is set when you enable or disable service in the SQL Server Surface Area Configuration tool.


Input: [Setting] FileShareStorageLocation [Description]

Output: Specifies a single folder on the file system for storing temporary snapshots. Although you can specify the folder path as a UNC path, doing so is not recommended. The default value is c:\program files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.x\Reporting Services\RSTempFiles.


Input: [Setting] Delivery [Description]

Output: Specifies default (and possibly custom) delivery extensions used to distribute reports through subscriptions.


Input: [Setting] Extension Name [Description]

Output: Specifies the delivery extensions that are available to the report server. Reporting Services includes default delivery extensions for Report Server Fileshare, Report Server Email, NULL delivery provider, and SharePoint Delivery. Report Server Email requires additional configuration before it can be used. The NULL delivery provider is supported for data-driven subscriptions only. SharePoint delivery is available only when you configure a report server for SharePoint integrated mode; you can ignore it if the report server runs in native mode. For more information about server modes, see Deployment Modes for Reporting Services. For more information about delivery extensions, see Delivering Reports Through Subscriptions.


Input: [Setting] MaxRetries [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of times a report server will retry a delivery. The default value is 3.


Input: [Setting] SecondsBeforeRetry [Description]

Output: Specifies the interval of time between each retry attempt. The default value is 900.


Input: [Setting] FileShareConfiguration [Description]

Output: Specifies settings for subscription-based file share delivery. For more information, see File Share Delivery in Reporting Services. For more information about the ExcludedRenderFormats and RenderingExtension settings used for file share delivery configuration, see the report server e-mail configuration settings further on in this table.


Input: [Setting] RSEmailConfiguration [Description]

Output: Specifies settings for subscription-based e-mail delivery. For more information, see Configuring a Report Server for E-Mail Delivery.


Input: [Setting] SMTPServer [Description]

Output: Specifies a string value indicating the address of a remote SMTP server or forwarder. This value is required for remote SMTP service. It can be an IP address, a UNC name of a computer on your corporate intranet, or a fully qualified domain name.


Input: [Setting] SMTPServerPort [Description]

Output: Specifies an integer value indicating the port on which the SMTP service uses to send outbound mail. Port 25 is typically used to send e-mail.


Input: [Setting] SMTPAccountName [Description]

Output: Contains a string value that assigns Microsoft Outlook Express account name. You can set this value if your SMTP server is configured to use it in some way; otherwise you can leave it blank. Use From to specify an e-mail account used to send reports.


Input: [Setting] SMTPConnectionTimeout [Description]

Output: Specifies an integer value indicating the number of seconds to wait for a valid socket connection with the SMTP service before timing out. The default is 30 seconds, but this value is ignored if SendUsing is set to 2.


Input: [Setting] SMTPServerPickupDirectory [Description]

Output: Specifies a string value indicating the pickup directory for the local SMTP service. This value must be a fully qualified local folder path (for example, d:\rs-emails).


Input: [Setting] SMTPUseSSL [Description]

Output: Specifies a Boolean value that can be set to use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) when sending an SMTP message over the network. The default value is 0 (or false). This setting can be used when the SendUsing element is set to 2.


Input: [Setting] SendUsing [Description]

Output: Specifies which method to use for sending messages. Valid values include the following: 1=Sends a message from the local SMTP service pickup directory. 2=Sends the message from the network SMTP service.


Input: [Setting] SMTPAuthenticate [Description]

Output: Specifies an integer value that indicates the kind of authentication to use when sending messages to an SMTP service over a TCP/IP connection. Valid values include the following: 0=No authentication. 1= (not supported). 2= NTLM (NT LanMan) authentication. The security context of the Report Server Windows service is used to connect to the network SMTP server.


Input: [Setting] From [Description]

Output: Specifies an e-mail address from which reports are sent in the format abc@host.xyz. The address appears on the From line of an outgoing e-mail message. This value is required if you are using a remote SMTP server. It should be a valid e-mail account that has permission to send mail.


Input: [Setting] EmbeddedRenderFormats [Description]

Output: Specifies the rendering format used to encapsulate a report within the body of an e-mail message. Images within the report are subsequently embedded within the report. Valid values are MHTML and HTML4.0.


Input: [Setting] PrivilegedUserRenderFormats [Description]

Output: Specifies rendering formats that a user can select from for a report subscription when subscribing is enabled through the "Manage all subscriptions" task. If this value is not set, all render formats that are not purposely excluded are available to use.


Input: [Setting] ExcludedRenderFormats [Description]

Output: Purposely excludes formats that do not work well with a given delivery extension. By default, HTMLOWC, RGDI, and Null delivery extensions are excluded for e-mail delivery and file share delivery. You cannot exclude multiple instances of the same rendering extension. Excluding multiple instances will result in an error when the report server reads the configuration file.


Input: [Setting] SendEmailToUserAlias [Description]

Output: This value works with DefaultHostName. When SendEmailToUserAlias is set to true, users who define individual subscriptions are automatically specified as recipients of the report. The To field is hidden. If this value is false, the To field is visible. Set this value to true if you want maximum control over report distribution. Valid values include the following: True=The e-mail address of the user creating the subscription is used. This is the default value. False=Any e-mail address can be specified.


Input: [Setting] DefaultHostName [Description]

Output: This value works with SendEmailToUserAlias. Specifies a string value indicating the host name to append to the user alias when the SendEmailToUserAlias is set to true. This value can be a Domain Name System (DNS) name or IP address.


Input: [Setting] PermittedHosts [Description]

Output: Limits report distribution by explicitly specifying which hosts can receive e-mail delivery. Within PermittedHosts, each host is specified as a HostName element, where the value is either an IP address or a DNS name. Only e-mail accounts defined for the host are valid recipients. If you specified DefaultHostName, be sure to include that host as HostName element of PermittedHosts. This value must be one or more DNS names or IP addresses. By default, this value is not set. If the value is not set, there are no restrictions on who can receive e-mailed reports.


Input: [Setting] Null [Description]

Output: Specifies the NULL delivery provider, used to preload the cache. For more information, see Report Caching in Reporting Services.


Input: [Setting] Render [Description]

Output: Specifies default (and possibly custom) rendering extensions used in report presentation. Default rendering extensions include NULL, XML, CSV, IMAGE, PDF, RDGI, HTML4.0, HTML3.2, MHTML, and EXCEL.


Input: [Setting] Data [Description]

Output: Specifies default (and possibly custom) data processing extensions used to process queries. Default data processing extensions include SQL, OLEDB, OLEDB-MD, ORACLE, ODBC, and XML.


Input: [Setting] Semantic Query [Description]

Output: Specifies semantic query processing extension used to process report models. Query processing is not extensible. The semantic query processing extensions included with Reporting Services provide support for SQL Server relational data and Analysis Services multidimensional data.


Input: [Setting] Security [Description]

Output: Specifies default and custom authentication extensions used to support authentication. Default custom authentication extensions include Windows. For more information, see Implementing a Security Extension.


Input: [Setting] EventProcessing [Description]

Output: Specifies default event handlers. You cannot create custom event handlers in this release.


Input: [Description] Describes how to use a board support package (BSP) to bring up a hardware platform. [Topic]

Output: Bringing Up a Hardware Platform


Input: [Description] Provides information about CE 6.0 drivers and describes processes for developing device drivers. [Topic]

Output: Developing a Device Driver


Input: [Description] Provides information about creating and modifying an OS design, building and downloading a run-time image, and configuring and building a software development kit (SDK). [Topic]

Output: Developing an Operating System


Input: [Description] Describes how to develop an application for CE 6.0. [Topic]

Output: Developing an Application


Input: [Description] Describes where to find code samples shipped with Windows Embedded CE. [Topic]

Output: Samples


Input: [Description] Provides information about debugging and testing. [Topic]

Output: Diagnostics and Debugging for Mobile and Embedded Development


Input: [Description] Describes the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Test Kit (CETK), which is a tool that you can use to test the functionality and performance of device drivers and related hardware for CE 6.0. [Topic]

Output: Windows Embedded CE Test Kit


Input: [Description] Provides instructions for developing a device by using a design template and instructions for developing a target device without using a design template. [Topic]

Output: Developing a Target Device


Input: [Description] Provides information about compilers for microprocessor families supported by CE 6.0. [Topic]

Output: Compilers for Microprocessors


Input: [Description] Describes features available in CE 6.0. [Topic]

Output: Windows Embedded CE Features


Input: [Excluded indexes] Disabled clustered index or disabled indexed view XML index Index on a local temp table [Other restrictions] Specifying the keyword ALL may cause the operation to fail when the table contains an excluded index. Additional restrictions on rebuilding disabled indexes apply. For more information, see Disable Indexes and Constraints. [Online index operation]

Output: ALTER INDEX REBUILD


Input: [Excluded indexes] XML index Initial unique clustered index on a view Index on a local temp table [Online index operation]

Output: CREATE INDEX


Input: [Excluded indexes] Disabled clustered index or disabled indexed view Index on a local temp table XML index [Online index operation]

Output: CREATE INDEX WITH DROP_EXISTING


Input: [Excluded indexes] Disabled index XML index Nonclustered index Index on a local temp table [Other restrictions] Multiple indexes cannot be specified within a single statement. [Online index operation]

Output: DROP INDEX


Input: [Excluded indexes] Index on a local temp table Clustered index [Other restrictions] Only one subclause is allowed at a time. For example, you cannot add and drop PRIMARY KEY or UNIQUE constraints in the same ALTER TABLE statement. [Online index operation]

Output: ALTER TABLE ADD CONSTRAINT (PRIMARY KEY or UNIQUE)


Input: [Excluded indexes] Clustered index [Online index operation]

Output: ALTER TABLE DROP CONSTRAINT (PRIMARY KEY or UNIQUE)


Input: [Name] IsFixedSize [Description]

Output: Gets a value indicating whether the Array has a fixed size.


Input: [Name] IsReadOnly [Description]

Output: Gets a value indicating whether the Array is read-only.


Input: [Name] IsSynchronized [Description]

Output: Gets a value indicating whether access to the Array is synchronized (thread safe).


Input: [Name] Length [Description]

Output: Gets the total number of elements in all the dimensions of the Array.


Input: [Name] LongLength [Description]

Output: Gets a 64-bit integer that represents the total number of elements in all the dimensions of the Array.


Input: [Name] Rank [Description]

Output: Gets the rank (number of dimensions) of the Array. For example, a one-dimensional array returns 1, a two-dimensional array returns 2, and so on.


Input: [Name] SyncRoot [Description]

Output: Gets an object that can be used to synchronize access to the Array.


Input: [Interface] IDtcTransaction [Description]

Output: Describes a DTC transaction.


Input: [Interface] IEnlistmentNotification [Description]

Output: Describes an interface that a resource manager should implement to provide two phase commit notification callbacks for the transaction manager upon enlisting for participation.


Input: [Interface] IPromotableSinglePhaseNotification [Description]

Output: Describes an object that acts as a commit delegate for a non-distributed transaction internal to a resource manager.


Input: [Interface] ISimpleTransactionSuperior [Description]

Output: Represents a transaction that is not a root transaction, but can be escalated to be managed by the MSDTC.


Input: [Interface] ISinglePhaseNotification [Description]

Output: Describes a resource object that supports single phase commit optimization to participate in a transaction.


Input: [Interface] ITransactionPromoter [Description]

Output: Describes a delegated transaction for an existing transaction that can be escalated to be managed by the MSDTC when needed.


Input: [Character] E [Attribute] Execute [Meaning]

Output: The section is executable


Input: [Character] R [Attribute] Read [Meaning]

Output: Allows read operations on data


Input: [Character] W [Attribute] Write [Meaning]

Output: Allows write operations on data


Input: [Character] S [Attribute] Shared [Meaning]

Output: Shares the section among all processes that load the image


Input: [Character] D [Attribute] Discardable [Meaning]

Output: Marks the section as discardable


Input: [Character] K [Attribute] Cacheable [Meaning]

Output: Marks the section as not cacheable


Input: [Character] P [Attribute] Pageable [Meaning]

Output: Marks the section as not pageable


Input: [Authentication Level] Default [Description]

Output: Choose authentication level using normal negotiation rules


Input: [Authentication Level] None [Description]

Output: No authentication


Input: [Authentication Level] Connect [Description]

Output: Only authenticates credentials when the client initially connects to the server


Input: [Authentication Level] Call [Description]

Output: Authenticates at the start of each remote procedure call


Input: [Authentication Level] Packet [Description]

Output: Authenticates all data received from the client


Input: [Authentication Level] Packet integrity [Description]

Output: Authenticates all data and verifies that none of the transferred data has been modified


Input: [Authentication Level] Packet privacy [Description]

Output: Authenticates all data and encrypts all packets transmitted using RPC encryption


Input: [Name] CharacterSet [Description]

Output: Gets the character set of the response.


Input: [Name] ContentEncoding [Description]

Output: Gets the method that is used to encode the body of the response.


Input: [Name] ContentLength [Description]

Output: Overridden. Gets the length of the content returned by the request.


Input: [Name] ContentType [Description]

Output: Overridden. Gets the content type of the response.


Input: [Name] Cookies [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the cookies that are associated with this response.


Input: [Name] Headers [Description]

Output: Overridden. Gets the headers that are associated with this response from the server.


Input: [Name] IsFromCache [Description]

Output: Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether this response was obtained from the cache. (inherited from WebResponse)


Input: [Name] IsMutuallyAuthenticated [Description]

Output: Overridden. Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether both client and server were authenticated.


Input: [Name] LastModified [Description]

Output: Gets the last date and time that the contents of the response were modified.


Input: [Name] Method [Description]

Output: Gets the method that is used to return the response.


Input: [Name] ProtocolVersion [Description]

Output: Gets the version of the HTTP protocol that is used in the response.


Input: [Name] ResponseUri [Description]

Output: Overridden. Gets the URI of the Internet resource that responded to the request.


Input: [Name] Server [Description]

Output: Gets the name of the server that sent the response.


Input: [Name] StatusCode [Description]

Output: Gets the status of the response.


Input: [Name] StatusDescription [Description]

Output: Gets the status description returned with the response.


Input: [Class] CollectionChangedEventManager [Description]

Output: Provides a WeakEventManager implementation so that you can use the "weak event listener" pattern to attach listeners for the CollectionChanged event.


Input: [Class] CollectionsUtil [Description]

Output: Creates collections that ignore the case in strings.


Input: [Class] HybridDictionary [Description]

Output: Implements IDictionary by using a ListDictionary while the collection is small, and then switching to a Hashtable when the collection gets large.


Input: [Class] ListDictionary [Description]

Output: Implements IDictionary using a singly linked list. Recommended for collections that typically include fewer than 10 items.


Input: [Class] NameObjectCollectionBase [Description]

Output: Provides the abstract base class for a collection of associated String keys and Object values that can be accessed either with the key or with the index.


Input: [Class] NameObjectCollectionBase.KeysCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of the String keys of a collection.


Input: [Class] NameValueCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of associated String keys and String values that can be accessed either with the key or with the index.


Input: [Class] NotifyCollectionChangedEventArgs [Description]

Output: Provides data for the CollectionChanged event.


Input: [Class] OrderedDictionary [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of key/value pairs that are accessible by the key or index.


Input: [Class] StringCollection [Description]

Output: Represents a collection of strings.


Input: [Class] StringDictionary [Description]

Output: Implements a hash table with the key and the value strongly typed to be strings rather than objects.


Input: [Class] StringEnumerator [Description]

Output: Supports a simple iteration over a StringCollection.


Input: [Character] E [Meaning] The section is executable [Attribute]

Output: Execute


Input: [Character] R [Meaning] Allows read operations on data [Attribute]

Output: Read


Input: [Character] W [Meaning] Allows write operations on data [Attribute]

Output: Write


Input: [Character] S [Meaning] Shares the section among all processes that load the image [Attribute]

Output: Shared


Input: [Character] D [Meaning] Marks the section as discardable [Attribute]

Output: Discardable


Input: [Character] K [Meaning] Marks the section as not cacheable [Attribute]

Output: Cacheable


Input: [Character] P [Meaning] Marks the section as not pageable [Attribute]

Output: Pageable


Input: [Cause and Resolution] Cause: Some queries might be slow after upsizing for the following reasons: The application depends on functions that do not exist in SQL Server or SQL Azure. This causes Jet to pull down tables locally to run a SELECT query. Queries that update or delete many rows are sent by Jet as a parameterized query for each row. Resolution: Convert the slow-running queries to pass-through queries, stored procedures, or views. Converting to pass-through queries will have the following issues: Pass-through queries cannot be modified. Modifying the query result or adding new records must be done in an alternative way, such as by having explicit Modify or Add buttons on your form that is bound to the query. Some queries require user input, but pass-through queries do not support user input. User input can be obtained by Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code that prompts for parameters, or by a form that is used as an input control. In both cases, the VBA code submits the query with the user input to the server. [Issue]

Output: Slow performance with linked tables.

Linking Access Applications to SQL Server/Azure SQL DB (AccessToSQL)


Input: [Cause and Resolution] Cause: After calling RecordSet.AddNew in Jet, the auto increment column is available before the record is updated. This is not true in SQL Server or SQL Azure. The new value of the identity column new value is available only after saving the new record. Resolution: Run the following Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code before accessing the identity field: Copy Recordset.Update Recordset.Move 0, Recordset.LastModified [Issue]

Output: Auto-increment columns are not updated until the record is updated.

Linking Access Applications to SQL Server/Azure SQL DB (AccessToSQL)


Input: [Cause and Resolution] Cause: When you add a record to a SQL Server or SQL Azure table by using VBA, if the table's unique index field has a default value, and you do not assign a value to that field, the new record does not appear until you reopen the table in SQL Server or SQL Azure. If you try to obtain a value from the new record, you receive the following error message: Run-time error '3167' Record is deleted. Resolution: When you open the SQL Server or SQL Azure table by using VBA code, include the dbSeeChanges option, as in the following example: Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("TestTable", dbOpenDynaset, dbSeeChanges) [Issue]

Output: New records are not available.

Linking Access Applications to SQL Server/Azure SQL DB (AccessToSQL)


Input: [Cause and Resolution] Cause: If a query does not include all columns that are included in a unique index, you cannot add new values by using the query. Resolution: Ensure that all columns that are included in at least one unique index are part of the query. [Issue]

Output: After migration, some queries will not let the user add a new record.

Linking Access Applications to SQL Server/Azure SQL DB (AccessToSQL)


Input: [Cause and Resolution] Cause: After migrating data and linking tables, the user cannot modify the schema of a table in Access. Resolution: Modify the table schema by using SQL Server Management Studio, and then update the link in Access. [Issue]

Output: You cannot modify a linked table schema with Access.

Linking Access Applications to SQL Server/Azure SQL DB (AccessToSQL)


Input: [Cause and Resolution] Cause: After migrating data, hyperlinks in columns lose their functionality and become simple nvarchar(max) columns. Resolution: None. [Issue]

Output: Hyperlink functionality is lost after migrating data.

Linking Access Applications to SQL Server/Azure SQL DB (AccessToSQL)


Input: [Cause and Resolution] Cause: If you later update your SQL Server or SQL Azure tables to contain data types that are not supported by Access, you cannot open the table in Access. Resolution: You can define an Access query that returns only those rows with supported data types. [Issue]

Output: Some SQL Server data types are not supported by Access.

Linking Access Applications to SQL Server/Azure SQL DB (AccessToSQL)


Input: [Meaning] Draws the window only if it is visible. [Value]

Output: PRF_CHECKVISIBLE


Input: [Meaning] Draws all visible children windows. [Value]

Output: PRF_CHILDREN


Input: [Meaning] Draws the client area of the window. [Value]

Output: PRF_CLIENT


Input: [Meaning] Erases the background before drawing the window. [Value]

Output: PRF_ERASEBKGND


Input: [Meaning] Draws the nonclient area of the window. [Value]

Output: PRF_NONCLIENT


Input: [Meaning] Draws all owned windows. [Value]

Output: PRF_OWNED


Input: [Name] CultureNotFoundException() [Description]

Output: Initializes a new instance of the CultureNotFoundException class with its message string set to a system-supplied message.