PISystem.ExportCsv Method (Object, IList(Type), IList(String), CultureInfo, String, Object, Object, EventHandler(AFProgressEventArgs))

public void ExportCsv(
	Object exportObject,
	IList<Type> objTypes,
	IList<string> columnHeaders,
	CultureInfo culture,
	string file,
	Object startTime,
	Object endTime,
	EventHandler<AFProgressEventArgs> eventHandler
)

Public Sub ExportCsv ( 
	exportObject As Object,
	objTypes As IList(Of Type),
	columnHeaders As IList(Of String),
	culture As CultureInfo,
	file As String,
	startTime As Object,
	endTime As Object,
	eventHandler As EventHandler(Of AFProgressEventArgs)
)

Dim instance As PISystem
Dim exportObject As Object
Dim objTypes As IList(Of Type)
Dim columnHeaders As IList(Of String)
Dim culture As CultureInfo
Dim file As String
Dim startTime As Object
Dim endTime As Object
Dim eventHandler As EventHandler(Of AFProgressEventArgs)

instance.ExportCsv(exportObject, objTypes, 
	columnHeaders, culture, file, startTime, 
	endTime, eventHandler)

public:
void ExportCsv(
	Object^ exportObject, 
	IList<Type^>^ objTypes, 
	IList<String^>^ columnHeaders, 
	CultureInfo^ culture, 
	String^ file, 
	Object^ startTime, 
	Object^ endTime, 
	EventHandler<AFProgressEventArgs^>^ eventHandler
)

member ExportCsv : 
        exportObject : Object * 
        objTypes : IList<Type> * 
        columnHeaders : IList<string> * 
        culture : CultureInfo * 
        file : string * 
        startTime : Object * 
        endTime : Object * 
        eventHandler : EventHandler<AFProgressEventArgs> -> unit 

Parameters

exportObject

Type: SystemObject
The object to return in CSV format.

objTypes

Type: System.Collections.GenericIListType
An optional list of types that are to be exported. For example, for elements, if the user wanted to export attributes, but not ports or extended properties, the list should only contain typeof(AFElement) and typeof(AFAttribute). If null, all types owned by the export object will be exported.

columnHeaders

Type: System.Collections.GenericIListString
The names of the desired columns whose values are to be exported.

culture

Type: System.GlobalizationCultureInfo
The culture-specific settings to be used for conversion of times, dates, floating-point values, etc. If , the current culture will be assumed. If the invariant culture is specified, then DateTime's will be output in Utc time.

file

Type: SystemString
The file to which the exported Csv information should be written. If the file already exists, it will be overwritten.

startTime

Type: SystemObject
An object representing the earliest starting time for AFEventFrame, AFTransfer, and AFCase objects that may be part of the exported object. Use if no event frame type objects are to be included. The value may be an AFTime, DateTime, PITime, String, or numeric. A DateTime (or a DATE will be treated as UTC time if its Kind property is set to Unspecified. Because DATE values from COM or VB6 clients are marshalled as Unspecified, these client applications must convert to UTC prior to marshalling. An integer numeric represents the number of ticks (100-nanosecond intervals) since January 1, 0001. A floating point numeric represents the number of seconds since January 1, 1970 UTC. A String is interpreted as local time, unless it contains a time zone indicator such as a trailing "Z" or "GMT". Strings will be interpreted with the AFTime.Parse Overload methods so that relative formats with intervals ("*", "T+3h", etc.) are also supported. Relative time intervals are based on the object's QueryDate.

endTime

Type: SystemObject
An object representing the latest ending time for AFEventFrame, AFTransfer, and AFCase objects that may be part of the exported object. The value may be an AFTime, DateTime, PITime, String, or numeric. A DateTime (or a DATE will be treated as UTC time if its Kind property is set to Unspecified. Because DATE values from COM or VB6 clients are marshalled as Unspecified, these client applications must convert to UTC prior to marshalling. An integer numeric represents the number of ticks (100-nanosecond intervals) since January 1, 0001. A floating point numeric represents the number of seconds since January 1, 1970 UTC. A String is interpreted as local time, unless it contains a time zone indicator such as a trailing "Z" or "GMT". Strings will be interpreted with the AFTime.Parse Overload methods so that relative formats with intervals ("*", "T+3h", etc.) are also supported. Relative time intervals are based on the object's QueryDate.

eventHandler

Type: SystemEventHandlerAFProgressEventArgs
Delegate used to receive progress indication on operations.

AFSDK

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