ApplicationDatabaseFile Constructor ()

Initializes a new instance of the ApplicationDatabaseFile class.

Espace de noms: Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Nmo
Assembly: Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo (in microsoft.sqlserver.smo.dll)

Syntaxe

'Déclaration
Public Sub New

public ApplicationDatabaseFile ()

public:
ApplicationDatabaseFile ()

public ApplicationDatabaseFile ()

public function ApplicationDatabaseFile ()

Notes

Texte mis à jour :5 décembre 2005

Exemple de code mis à jour :5 décembre 2005

If you use the default constructor, you must immediately set the Name property and the Parent property. You can then set other properties.

You also must set the FileName property. Other properties are optional.

Exemple

The following examples show how to use the default constructor for the ApplicationDatabaseFile class.

// Define data file and set properties.
ApplicationDatabaseFile adb_file1 = new ApplicationDatabaseFile();

// Set required properties.
adb_file1.Name = "MyApp_PrimaryFile1";
adb_file1.Parent = adb_fg;
adb_file1.FileName = @"C:\NS\Default\MyApp_PrimaryFile1.mdf";

// Set optional properties.
adb_file1.InitialSize = "10MB";
adb_file1.MaxSize = "50MB";
adb_file1.GrowthIncrement = "10%";

// Add the file.
adb_fg.ApplicationDatabaseFiles.Add(adb_file1);

' Define data file and set properties.
Dim adb_file1 As ApplicationDatabaseFile = _
    New ApplicationDatabaseFile()

' Set required properties.
adb_file1.Name = "MyApp_PrimaryFile1"
adb_file1.Parent = adb_fg
adb_file1.FileName = "C:\NS\Default\MyApp_PrimaryFile1.mdf"

' Set optional properties.
adb_file1.InitialSize = "10MB"
adb_file1.MaxSize = "50MB"
adb_file1.GrowthIncrement = "10%"

' Add the file.
adb_fg.ApplicationDatabaseFiles.Add(adb_file1)