EventDefinition.GenerateMessage Method
Definition
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Overloads
| GenerateMessage() |
Generates the message that would be logged without logging it. Typically used for throwing an exception in warning-as-error cases. |
| GenerateMessage(Exception) |
Generates the message that would be logged without logging it. Typically used for throwing an exception in warning-as-error cases. |
GenerateMessage()
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- EventDefinition.cs
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- EventDefinition.cs
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- EventDefinition.cs
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- EventDefinition.cs
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- EventDefinition.cs
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- EventDefinition.cs
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- EventDefinition.cs
Generates the message that would be logged without logging it. Typically used for throwing an exception in warning-as-error cases.
public virtual string GenerateMessage ();abstract member GenerateMessage : unit -> string
override this.GenerateMessage : unit -> stringPublic Overridable Function GenerateMessage () As StringReturns
The message string.
Applies to
GenerateMessage(Exception)
- Source:
- EventDefinition.cs
- Source:
- EventDefinition.cs
Generates the message that would be logged without logging it. Typically used for throwing an exception in warning-as-error cases.
public virtual string GenerateMessage (Exception exception = default);abstract member GenerateMessage : Exception -> string
override this.GenerateMessage : Exception -> stringPublic Overridable Function GenerateMessage (Optional exception As Exception = Nothing) As StringParameters
- exception
- Exception
Optional exception associated with this event.
Returns
The message string.
Applies to
Entity Framework