IIS Virtual Directory Management for SQL Server Object Model
The IIS Virtual Directory Management for SQL Server object model consists of these objects:
- SQLVDirControl object
- SQLVDirs collection object
- SQLVDir object
- VirtualNames collection object
- VirtualName object
In an object model, the content and functionality of an application are provided by objects. The objects are units of related content and functionality. A collection object, on the other hand, is an object that contains a set of related objects. You can use a collection object to get to an individual object, usually with an Item method. For example, you can use the Item method of the SQLVDirs collection object to access one of the virtual directories.
In this object model, SQLVDirControl is the top-level object and is the only object that can be created directly. All other objects must be obtained from the SQLVDirControl object or its derivatives.
The object hierarchy (object model) is the way the objects in the application are arranged relative to each other. This illustration shows the object hierarchy in the object model to create a virtual root.
