DbConnectionStringBuilder.EquivalentTo(DbConnectionStringBuilder) Método

Definição

Espaço de Nomes:
System.Data.Common
Assemblagem:
System.Data.Common.dll
Assemblagem:
System.Data.dll
Assemblagem:
netstandard.dll

Compara a informação de ligação neste DbConnectionStringBuilder objeto com a informação de ligação no objeto fornecido.

public:
 virtual bool EquivalentTo(System::Data::Common::DbConnectionStringBuilder ^ connectionStringBuilder);
public virtual bool EquivalentTo(System.Data.Common.DbConnectionStringBuilder connectionStringBuilder);
abstract member EquivalentTo : System.Data.Common.DbConnectionStringBuilder -> bool
override this.EquivalentTo : System.Data.Common.DbConnectionStringBuilder -> bool
Public Overridable Function EquivalentTo (connectionStringBuilder As DbConnectionStringBuilder) As Boolean

Parâmetros

connectionStringBuilder
DbConnectionStringBuilder

A DbConnectionStringBuilder comparar com este DbConnectionStringBuilder objeto.

Devoluções

Boolean

true se a informação de ligação em ambos os objetos DbConnectionStringBuilder causar um cadeia de ligação equivalente; caso contrário false.

Exemplos

static void Main()
{
    DbConnectionStringBuilder builder1 =
        new DbConnectionStringBuilder();
    builder1.ConnectionString =
        "Value1=SomeValue;Value2=20;Value3=30;Value4=40";
    Console.WriteLine("builder1 = " + builder1.ConnectionString);

    DbConnectionStringBuilder builder2 =
        new DbConnectionStringBuilder();
    builder2.ConnectionString =
        "value2=20;value3=30;VALUE4=40;Value1=SomeValue";
    Console.WriteLine("builder2 = " + builder2.ConnectionString);

    DbConnectionStringBuilder builder3 =
        new DbConnectionStringBuilder();
    builder3.ConnectionString =
        "value2=20;value3=30;VALUE4=40;Value1=SOMEVALUE";
    Console.WriteLine("builder3 = " + builder3.ConnectionString);

    // builder1 and builder2 contain the same
    // keys and values, in different order, and the
    // keys are not consistently cased. They are equivalent.
    Console.WriteLine("builder1.EquivalentTo(builder2) = " +
        builder1.EquivalentTo(builder2).ToString());

    // builder2 and builder3 contain the same key/value pairs in the
    // the same order, but the value casing is different, so they're
    // not equivalent.
    Console.WriteLine("builder2.EquivalentTo(builder3) = " +
        builder2.EquivalentTo(builder3).ToString());

    Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to continue.");
    Console.ReadLine();
}

Sub Main()
    Dim builder1 As New DbConnectionStringBuilder
    builder1.ConnectionString = _
        "Value1=SomeValue;Value2=20;Value3=30;Value4=40"
    Console.WriteLine("builder1 = " & builder1.ConnectionString)

    Dim builder2 As New DbConnectionStringBuilder
    builder2.ConnectionString = _
        "value2=20;value3=30;VALUE4=40;Value1=SomeValue"
    Console.WriteLine("builder2 = " & builder2.ConnectionString)

    Dim builder3 As New DbConnectionStringBuilder
    builder3.ConnectionString = _
        "value2=20;value3=30;VALUE4=40;Value1=SOMEVALUE"
    Console.WriteLine("builder3 = " & builder3.ConnectionString)

    ' builder1 and builder2 contain the same
    ' keys and values, in different order, and the 
    ' keys are not consistently cased. They are equivalent.
    Console.WriteLine("builder1.EquivalentTo(builder2) = " & _
        builder1.EquivalentTo(builder2).ToString())

    ' builder2 and builder3 contain the same key/value pairs in the 
    ' the same order, but the value casing is different, so they're
    ' not equivalent.
    Console.WriteLine("builder2.EquivalentTo(builder3) = " & _
        builder2.EquivalentTo(builder3).ToString())

    Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to continue.")
    Console.ReadLine()
End Sub

Este exemplo apresenta a seguinte saída:

builder1 = value1=SomeValue;value2=20;value3=30;value4=40
builder2 = value2=20;value3=30;value4=40;value1=SomeValue
builder3 = value2=20;value3=30;value4=40;value1=SOMEVALUE
builder1.EquivalentTo(builder2) = True
builder2.EquivalentTo(builder3) = False

Observações

As comparações entre nomes-chave são indiferentes a maiúsculas; As comparações de valor são distintas de maiúsculas e maiúsculas.

O EquivalentTo método retorna true se os pares chave/valor forem iguais, independentemente da sua ordem. O comportamento de ligação das duas cadeias de ligação é equivalente, porque a ordem nunca é significativa dentro das cadeias de conexão. No entanto, diferentes ordens podem afetar o comportamento de pooling de ligações com base nestas cadeias de ligações.

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