DefaultEvents.OnInformation Method

Definition

This event is raised anytime the task is to provide information.

public:
 virtual void OnInformation(Microsoft::SqlServer::Dts::Runtime::DtsObject ^ source, int informationCode, System::String ^ subComponent, System::String ^ description, System::String ^ helpFile, int helpContext, System::String ^ idofInterfaceWithError, bool % fireAgain);
public virtual void OnInformation (Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.DtsObject source, int informationCode, string subComponent, string description, string helpFile, int helpContext, string idofInterfaceWithError, ref bool fireAgain);
abstract member OnInformation : Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.DtsObject * int * string * string * string * int * string * bool -> unit
override this.OnInformation : Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.DtsObject * int * string * string * string * int * string * bool -> unit
Public Overridable Sub OnInformation (source As DtsObject, informationCode As Integer, subComponent As String, description As String, helpFile As String, helpContext As Integer, idofInterfaceWithError As String, ByRef fireAgain As Boolean)

Parameters

source
DtsObject

The object that caused the event.

informationCode
Int32

An integer that identifies the message. This identifier should be unique when combined with the source parameter, so the source and informationCode combination should be unique. However, the informationCode alone is not expected to be unique.

subComponent
String

An arbitrary string that identifies the sub-module within a source. For example, the transform in a Pipeline task.

description
String

The text of the message.

helpFile
String

The path to the Help file that contains detailed information.

helpContext
Int32

Identifier of the topic in the Help file.

idofInterfaceWithError
String

A textual representation of the GUID of the interface that caused the error.

fireAgain
Boolean

A Boolean that indicates if the client wants to receive this message. The client must set this to true if they want to receive this event again in the future.

Implements

Remarks

Compared to a warning, the informational event communicates important information that does not necessarily denote any data loss or other cause for concern. However, it is important enough that it warrants more than a log entry.

Applies to