Creating Different option sets in C#
fordc03
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When I register a database...
and I get to the options part of the register statement...and I don't want to pull the WHOLE Schema...how do I put together a set of options?
Do I use an enum?
the C# example looks like this:
db1.Register(new ConnectionProperties(ServerName, DBName), Options.Default);
If I want to change Options.Default to anything else and string a list of Options out to ignore certain things...it doesn't like that.
Can anyone provide a quick example on what to do?
and I get to the options part of the register statement...and I don't want to pull the WHOLE Schema...how do I put together a set of options?
Do I use an enum?
the C# example looks like this:
db1.Register(new ConnectionProperties(ServerName, DBName), Options.Default);
If I want to change Options.Default to anything else and string a list of Options out to ignore certain things...it doesn't like that.
Can anyone provide a quick example on what to do?
Comments
In the c# language, you combine enumeration elements together with the bitwose OR operator, which is a single vertical bar, for instance:
The effect of this is that you start with the default options and add more options to this. You could also explicitly state a set of options by omitting Options.Default from the enumeration elements that you specify.
Hope this helps!