Restores an existing project to a domain.
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Public Function RestoreProject( _ ByVal DomainName As String, _ ByVal ProjectName As String, _ ByVal DbType As Integer, _ ByVal PhysicalDirectory As String, _ ByVal DbName As String, _ ByVal DbServerName As String, _ ByVal ConnStr As String, _ ByVal DbUserPass As String, _ ByVal PrIsActive As Boolean, _ ByVal PrHasVcsDb As Boolean, _ ByVal SaqIsActive As Boolean, _ ByVal UserQuota As Long, _ ByVal VmRepository As String, _ ByVal Description As String _ ) As String |
- DomainName
- The domain name.
- ProjectName
- The project name.
- DbType
The type of database. Use the following constants or their values:
- SA_MSSQL_DB_TYPE (value: 2)
- SA_ORACLE_DB_TYPE (value: 3)
- PhysicalDirectory
- The location of the project's repository.
- DbName
- The database name.
- DbServerName
- The database server name.
- ConnStr
- The JDBC connection string, for example:
jdbc:inetdae7://stamina:1433?charset=MS1252 - DbUserPass
- Database user password.
- PrIsActive
- Activate the project (Y/N).
- PrHasVcsDb
- Is the project integrated with a version control system (Y/N).
- SaqIsActive
- Activate Send All Qualified to send defect emails automatically (Y/N).
- UserQuota
- The maximum number of concurrent user connections. For no limit, set to -1.
- VmRepository
- No longer in use. Pass empty string ("").
- Description
- Description of the project.
On success, returns an XML string containing the retored project's properties.