March 2002
Intermediate to advanced
864 pages
31h 8m
English
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Name
PerformanceCounterPermissionAccess
Synopsis
This enumeration represents the different types of access that can
be granted to executing code. Administer allows
full control over a PerformanceCounter,
while Browse allows you to view, but not modify
PerformanceCounter data.
Instrument allows the code to act as a
performance counter (you may read and write, but not create,
categories). None explicitly denies access to a
PerformanceCounterCategory.
public enum PerformanceCounterPermissionAccess { None = 0x00000000, Browse = 0x00000002, Instrument = 0x00000006, Administer = 0x0000000E }
Hierarchy
System.Object→System.ValueType→System.Enum(System.IComparable, System.IFormattable, System.IConvertible)→PerformanceCounterPermissionAccess
Returned By
PerformanceCounterPermissionAttribute.PermissionAccess, PerformanceCounterPermissionEntry.PermissionAccess
Passed To
PerformanceCounterPermission.PerformanceCounterPermission(), PerformanceCounterPermissionAttribute.PermissionAccess, PerformanceCounterPermissionEntry.PerformanceCounterPermissionEntry()
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