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DtsContainer.AcceptBreakpointManager(BreakpointManager) Method

Definition

This method is called by the run-time engine when a task or container is created, and passes it a BreakpointManager manager to allow the task to create, remove, and check the status of breakpoints. This method is called by the runtime and is not used in code.

public:
 virtual void AcceptBreakpointManager(Microsoft::SqlServer::Dts::Runtime::BreakpointManager ^ breakpointManager);
public void AcceptBreakpointManager (Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.BreakpointManager breakpointManager);
abstract member AcceptBreakpointManager : Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.BreakpointManager -> unit
override this.AcceptBreakpointManager : Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.BreakpointManager -> unit
Public Sub AcceptBreakpointManager (breakpointManager As BreakpointManager)

Parameters

breakpointManager
BreakpointManager

The BreakpointManager to use for controlling breakpoints on this task or container.

Implements

Examples

This method is overridden when you create a custom task.

The IDTSBreakpointSite interface defines this method, which is inherited by tasks and called by the runtime engine during task creation. The method takes the BreakpointManager object as a parameter, which is then used by each task to create and manage its breakpoints.

The following sample code demonstrates how to override the method when writing a custom task, creating a breakpoint using the BreakpointManager and calling the OnBreakpointHit method to raise the event. For more information, see Adding Support for Debugging in a Custom Task.

public void AcceptBreakpointManager( BreakpointManager breakPointManager )  
{  
   // Store the breakpoint manager locally.  
   this.bpm  = breakPointManager;  
   // Create a breakpoint.  
   this.bpm.CreateBreakPoint( 1 , "A sample breakpoint." );  
}  
public override DTSExecResult Execute( Connections connections, Variables variables, IDTSComponentEvents events, IDTSLogging log, DtsTransaction txn)  
{  
   if( this.bpm.IsBreakpointTargetEnabled( 1 ) == true )  
      events.OnBreakpointHit( this.bpm.GetBreakpointTarget( 1 ) );  
}  
Public  Sub AcceptBreakpointManager(ByVal breakPointManager As BreakpointManager)  
   ' Store the breakpoint manager locally.  
   Me.bpm  = breakPointManager  
   ' Create a breakpoint.  
   Me.bpm.CreateBreakPoint(1 , "A sample breakpoint.")  
End Sub  
Public Overrides Function Execute(ByVal connections As Connections, ByVal variables As Variables, ByVal events As IDTSComponentEvents, ByVal log As IDTSLogging, ByVal txn As DtsTransaction) As DTSExecResult  
   If Me.bpm.IsBreakpointTargetEnabled(1) = True Then  
      events.OnBreakpointHit(Me.bpm.GetBreakpointTarget(1))  
   End If  
End Function  

Remarks

This method contains a BreakpointManager object, which is used by the task to create and manage its breakpoints. For more information, see Adding Support for Debugging in a Custom Task.

Applies to