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<onlyinclude>Returns an array containing the numeric IDs of of the scheduled tasks assigned to the URD. '''Long'''. (Alternatively, VB.NET users can use the ScheduledTaskIDs() property to get or set the task IDs.)</onlyinclude> | <onlyinclude>Returns an array containing the numeric IDs of of the scheduled tasks assigned to the URD. '''Long'''. (Alternatively, VB.NET users can use the <code>ScheduledTaskIDs()</code> property in the class to get or set the task IDs.)</onlyinclude> | ||
== Syntax == | == Syntax == |
Revision as of 20:52, 13 January 2016
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Returns an array containing the numeric IDs of of the scheduled tasks assigned to the URD. Long. (Alternatively, VB.NET users can use the ScheduledTaskIDs()
property in the class to get or set the task IDs.)
Syntax
.GetScheduledTaskIDs(arr())
Parameters
arr()
- Required. Long. An array of the numeric IDs of the scheduled tasks assigned to the URD.
Example
VBA ... 'Add code to get an existing URD. Dim aURD As cURD ... 'Get the IDs of the tasks assigned to the URD. Dim myarray() As Long Call aURD.GetScheduledTaskIDs(myarray) 'Sample output. Dim i As Integer Dim upper As Integer Dim lower As Integer lower = LBound(myarray) upper = UBound(myarray) For i = lower To upper MsgBox (myarray(i)) Next i