AFNotification.FindNotifications Method (PISystem, Guid[], Object)

Public Shared Function FindNotifications ( 
	system As PISystem,
	ids As Guid(),
	Optional queryDate As Object = Nothing
) As AFNamedCollectionList(Of AFNotification)

Dim system As PISystem
Dim ids As Guid()
Dim queryDate As Object
Dim returnValue As AFNamedCollectionList(Of AFNotification)

returnValue = AFNotification.FindNotifications(system, 
	ids, queryDate)

public:
static AFNamedCollectionList<AFNotification^>^ FindNotifications(
	PISystem^ system, 
	array<Guid>^ ids, 
	Object^ queryDate = nullptr
)

static member FindNotifications : 
        system : PISystem * 
        ids : Guid[] * 
        ?queryDate : Object 
(* Defaults:
        let _queryDate = defaultArg queryDate null
*)
-> AFNamedCollectionList<AFNotification> 

' Loading a list of Notifications for display is a common task whose performance can be
' greatly improved by using bulk retrieval methods.Notifications typically reference several other top-level
' AF Objects, such as Analyses, Analysis Templates, Elements, Element Templates, and Element paths.
' This example uses several methods to illustrate how to load such a list.

' Get the Default Database
Dim myPISystems As New PISystems()
Dim myDB As AFDatabase = myPISystems.DefaultPISystem.Databases.DefaultDatabase
If myDB Is Nothing Then
    Throw New InvalidOperationException("Database was not found.")
End If

' Find notifications to load.  As with all top-level objects, the
' notifications returned are only partially loaded into memory.  
Dim notifications As AFNamedCollectionList(Of AFNotification) =
    AFNotification.FindNotifications(myDB, "", AFSearchField.Name, AFSortField.Name, AFSortOrder.Ascending, 100)

' The LoadNotifications call will fully load the notification into memory.
' The second parameter indicates whether the analysis should be loaded as well.
' For example, if you were going to display or edit analysis information, you would
' set this parameter to true.
AFNotification.LoadNotifications(notifications, False)

' Notifications target other AFObjects.  We can cause those to be loaded via this call.
' Note that typically, notifications target single AFElements, however, in the future,
' there may be other types of objects targeted.
Dim targets As IList(Of Object) = AFNotification.LoadTargets(notifications, False)

' Now output the notifications.  There should be no more calls to the server at this point.
For Each notification As AFNotification In notifications
    Dim target As AFObject = TryCast(notification.Target, AFObject)
    If target IsNot Nothing Then
        Console.WriteLine("{0}: {1}", notification, target.GetPath())
    Else
        Console.WriteLine("{0}: {1}", notification, notification.Target)
    End If
Next

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