Dynamically adds a property to the SFQApplication object. You can reference this property using a built-in indexer for SQApplication. For example:
sqProxy.SQApplication.AddProperty("MyProp", "Test Value");
System.Console.WriteLine(sqProxy.SQApplication["MyProp"]);
sqProxy.SQApplication["MyProp"] = "New Value";
public void AddProperty(string PropertyName, object Value);
Parameters
PropertyName
The name of the property.
This must be a unique name, must start with a letter, and can only contain letters, digits, or underscores.
Value
The value to store in the property.
Overloads:
See also:
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