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AccessLoadOptions

OfficeIMO.Access

Namespace
OfficeIMO.Access
Assembly
OfficeIMO.Access
Source revision
0eef6a5756b9 with working tree changes
Base
DocumentLoadOptions
Modifiers
sealed

Bounded native inspection and document ownership options.

Inheritance

  • DocumentLoadOptions
  • AccessLoadOptions

Usage

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Accepted by parameters 3

Constructors

public AccessLoadOptions() #

Properties

public bool DecodeCatalog { get; set; } #

Decode qualified native catalogs and schema. Rows and long values remain lazy. False retains header-only inspection.

public bool DecodeApplicationObjects { get; set; } #

Decode bounded application carriers, designers and VBA after the catalog. False retains their NotDecoded status while preserving the whole snapshot.

public IReadOnlyCollection<string>? TableNames { get; set; } #

Optional case-insensitive user-table selection. Null loads every user-table definition.

public long MaxInputBytes { get; set; } #

Maximum bytes snapshotted from input, including a non-seekable stream.

public int MaxPages { get; set; } #

Maximum physical pages accepted before any catalog decoding.

public int MaxCatalogObjects { get; set; } #

Maximum catalog objects, including system and unknown objects.

public int MaxMetadataBytes { get; set; } #

Maximum total native bytes decoded as catalog, schema, property, query and application metadata, including repeated references and designer/macro parsing. The input snapshot is bounded separately.

public int MaxValueBytes { get; set; } #

Maximum bytes materialized for a field or attachment.

public long MaxRows { get; set; } #

Maximum rows traversed by one reader, including complex-value scans.

public int MaxChainLength { get; set; } #

Maximum links followed in a table-definition, overflow or long-value chain.