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sys.conversation_priorities (Transact-SQL)

Contains a row for each conversation priority created in the current database, as shown in the following table:

Column name

Data type

Description

name

sysname

Name of the conversation priority. Not NULLABLE.

service_contract_id

int

The identifier of the contract that is specified for the conversation priority. This can be joined on the service_contract_id column in sys.service_contracts. NULLABLE.

local_service_id

int

The identifier of the service that is specified as the local service for the conversation priority. This column can be joined on the service_id column in sys.services. NULLABLE.

remote_service_name

nvarchar(256)

The name of the service that is specified as the remote service for the conversation priority. NULLABLE.

priority

tinyint

The priority level that is specified in this conversation priority. Not NULLABLE.

Permissions

In SQL Server 2005 and later versions, the visibility of the metadata in catalog views is limited to securables that a user either owns or on which the user has been granted some permission. For more information, see Metadata Visibility Configuration.

Examples

The following example lists the conversation priorities by using joins to show the contract and local service names.

SELECT scp.name AS priority_name,
       ssc.name AS contract_name,
       ssvc.name AS local_service_name,
       scp.remote_service_name,
       scp.priority AS priority_level
FROM sys.conversation_priorities AS scp
    INNER JOIN sys.service_contracts AS ssc
       ON scp.service_contract_id = ssc.service_contract_id
    INNER JOIN sys.services AS ssvc
       ON scp.local_service_id = ssvc.service_id
ORDER BY priority_name, contract_name,
         local_service_name, remote_service_name;