SQLServer Object

SQL-DMO

SQL-DMO
Methods
AddStartParameter Method ExecuteWithResults Method
AttachDB Method ExecuteWithResultsAndMessages Method
AttachDBWithSingleFile Method IsLogin Method
BeginTransaction Method IsNTGroupMember Method
Close Method IsOS Method
CommandShellImmediate Method IsPackage Method
CommandShellWithResults Method KillDatabase Method
CommitTransaction Method KillProcess Method
Connect Method ListMembers Method (SQLServer)
Continue Method ListStartupProcedures Method
DetachDB Method Pause Method
DisConnect Method PingSQLServerVersion Method
EnumAccountInfo Method ReadBackupHeader Method (SQLServer)
EnumAvailableMedia Method ReadErrorLog Method
EnumDirectories Method ReConnect Method
EnumErrorLogs Method RollbackTransaction Method
EnumLocks Method SaveTransaction Method
EnumLoginMappings Method Shutdown Method
EnumNTDomainGroups Method Start Method (SQLServer)
EnumProcesses Method Stop Method
EnumServerAttributes Method UnloadODSDLL Method
EnumVersionInfo Method VerifyConnection Method
ExecuteImmediate Method (Database, SQLServer)  

Events
CommandSent Event RemoteLoginFailed Event
ConnectionBroken Event ServerMessage Event
QueryTimeout Event  

Remarks

The SQLServer object contains the objects and collections that implement SQL Server administrative tasks for SQL-DMO. The object allows SQL-DMO applications to connect to an instance of SQL Server by name, establishing the context for administrative tasks.

With the SQLServer object, you can:

  • Connect to an instance of SQL Server.

  • Query an instance of SQL Server to determine its installed configuration and run-time parameters.

  • Add and remove SQL Server objects, such as backup devices, databases, and logins.

  • Execute Transact-SQL or operating system commands on the server.

  • Disable processes on an instance of SQL Server.

  • Trap SQL Server events and SQLServer object events, providing status information to SQL-DMO application users or debugging information to SQL-DMO application developers.

Note  The SQLServer object is compatible with instances of SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server version 7.0. However, the SQLServer2 object extends the functionality of the SQLServer object for use with features that are new in SQL Server 2000.

See Also

SQLServer2 Object