Artículo
03/30/2012

DBOption Object

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The DBOption object represents the settings for Microsoft SQL Server database options for a specific SQL Server database.

Modelo de objeto SQL-DMO con el objeto actual

Properties

AssignmentDiag Property	DefaultCursor Property
AutoClose Property	Offline Property
AutoCreateStat Property	QuoteDelimiter Property
AutoShrink Property	ReadOnly Property
AutoUpdateStat Property	RecursiveTriggers Property
ColumnsNullByDefault Property	SelectIntoBulkCopy Property
CompareNull Property	SingleUser Property
ContactNull Property	TornPageDetection Property
CursorCloseOnCommit Property	TruncateLogOnCheckpoint Property
DBOUseOnly Property

Methods

Refresh Method

Comentarios

SQL Server database options control access to and behaviors for a specific SQL Server database. You can use the DBOption object to set the values for SQL Server database options.

To set a SQL Server database option

Get the DBOption object from a Database object of a connected SQLServer object.
Set properties to reflect the change you want in behavior. For example, set the value of the ReadOnly property to TRUE to enable read-only access to the database.

Changes to DBOption properties are reflected in the SQL Server database as they are made.

Nota

The DBOption object is compatible with instances of SQL Server version 7.0 and later. However, the DBOption2 object extends the functionality of the DBOption object for use with features that were introduced in SQL Server 2000.

Vea también

Referencia

DBOption2 Object