VerificationPermission Property (Verification)

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The permission of a verification determines for what type of check the verification is enabled at most/ maximum.

Syntax

C#
C++/CLI

public IVerificationBase.Permission VerificationPermission {get; set;}

public:
property IVerificationBase.Permission VerificationPermission {
   IVerificationBase.Permission get();
   void set (    IVerificationBase.Permission value);
}

Remarks

The permission should only initialized one-time (typically in the constructor in your verification class; default value is OnlineOfflinePermitted) and should not change during runtime. Supported permission values are: 0=NoExecutionPermitted: Verifications with "NoExecutionPermitted" are no 'real' verifications These so called "dummy verifications" are only used to delete simple project messages before an offline check run starts. 1=OfflineOnlyPermitted: Verification with this permission will only be executed in an offline check run. This verification is not allowed to be executed in online- state. Use this permission if your verification is very complex. 2=OnlineOfflinePermitted: If you choose this permission the verification will be executed in online- as well as in offline- mode. To avoid performance problems the verification should be fast. OnlineOfflinePermitted is the default. 3=RestrictivePermitted: Verifications with this permission will be executed in online- as well as in offline-mode(so the verification should be fast). In the online state a dialog will be shown and the change, that generated the project message will be canceled. In the offline state the verification will be executed but without the undo.

Reference

Verification Class
Verification Members

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