You can subscribe a method to the "ServiceOutput" event.
I have usually switched it off, because means a performance penalty,
but for debugging I usually turn it on.
Here is a small example which should put you into the right direction.
All you need to do is to write "e.Message" from the
ServiceOutputEventArgs e into a RichTextBox or similar.
FbBackup works the same as FbRestore in that aspect.
internal delegate void OnRestoreResultEventHandler(object sender,
ServiceOutputEventArgs e);
internal static event OnRestoreResultEventHandler OnRestoreResult;
FbRestore _Restore = new FirebirdSql.Data.Services.FbRestore();
_Restore.ServiceOutput += new ServiceOutputEventHandler(_Restore_ServiceOutput);
...
...
...
private static void _Restore_ServiceOutput(object sender,
ServiceOutputEventArgs e)
{
if (OnRestoreResult != null) OnRestoreResult(_Restore, e);
}
> Hello everyone
> I have a question, when using the fbbackup on .net have a way to
> know if the backup was completely sucesfull???
> And wirh fbreatore??
> Enviado pelo meu Windows Phone
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