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IReplicationTaskMonitor Properties


The IReplicationTaskMonitor type exposes the following members.

Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyArchived
Gets/sets the archived value of this entity
(Inherited from IEntity.)
Public propertyCancelled
Gets whether the replication is cancelled.
Public propertyChangeDetectionCompleted
Gets whether the change-detection process is completed.
Public propertyCompleted
Gets wheter the replication is done.
Public propertyCompletedItemsCount
Gets and sets the count of items that has been replicated, including failed items.
Public propertyCreated
Gets the entity's creation date.
(Inherited from IEntity.)
Public propertyCreationUser
Gets the ID of the User who created this entity.
(Inherited from IEntity.)
Public propertyLastModified
Gets the date when the entity was most recently modified.
(Inherited from IEntity.)
Public propertyLastModifiedUser
Gets the ID of the User who lasted edited the entity.
(Inherited from IEntity.)
Public propertyManager
Gets the manager that retrieved this entity instance.
(Inherited from IEntityTManager.)
Public propertyOrderId
Gets and sets the position of this replication task among other tasks in a Replicator. The lower IDs get executed first.
Public propertyPercentage
Gets the percentage of completion.
Public propertySession
Gets the session that retrieved this entity. An entity is always session-specific.
(Inherited from IEntity.)
Public propertySessionId
Gets the unique ID of the session that retrieved this entity.
(Inherited from IEntity.)
Public propertyStarted
Gets whether the replication has started.
Public propertyStartTime
Gets the starting Date/Time of the replication.
Public propertyCode exampleStartTimeValue
Gets the starting Date/Time of the replication in ISO-8601 format.
Public propertyStoppingError
Gets whether the replication failed
Public propertyTarget
Gets the Replication Target that this monitor belongs to.
Public propertyTotalItemsCount
Gets and sets the count of items to be replicated.
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