PersistentProgress Property
Overloads
| PersistentProgress |
A progress message is persistent when it informs about the start or end of a statement. For example, it can inform about the total number of lines fetched from a data source or tell that the app was saved. All persistent progress messages between two GetProgress calls are summarized in this string. Contrarily to qPersistentProgressMessages, the content of the localized message string is displayed (not its message code). JSON property name: qPersistentProgress |
PersistentProgress
A progress message is persistent when it informs about the start or end of a statement. For example, it can inform about the total number of lines fetched from a data source or tell that the app was saved. All persistent progress messages between two GetProgress calls are summarized in this string. Contrarily to qPersistentProgressMessages, the content of the localized message string is displayed (not its message code).
JSON property name: qPersistentProgress
Declaration
string PersistentProgress { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
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