Sub CreateNewVault( _
   ByVal bsArchiveServer As System.String, _
   ByVal bsArchiveServerUserName As System.String, _
   ByVal bsArchiveServerPassword As System.String, _
   ByVal bsVaultName As System.String, _
   ByVal bsDescription As System.String, _
   ByVal bsArchiveRootFolder As System.String, _
   ByVal bsSQLServer As System.String, _
   ByVal bsSQLUserName As System.String, _
   ByVal bsSQLPassword As System.String, _
   ByVal bsSQLDatabaseName As System.String, _
   ByVal lDateFmt As System.Integer, _
   ByVal bsAdminUserPassword As System.String, _
   ByVal lEdmCreateVaultFlag As System.Integer, _
   ByVal poCallback As EdmCallback, _
   Optional ByVal oExtra As System.Object _
) 

void CreateNewVault( 
   System.string bsArchiveServer,
   System.string bsArchiveServerUserName,
   System.string bsArchiveServerPassword,
   System.string bsVaultName,
   System.string bsDescription,
   System.string bsArchiveRootFolder,
   System.string bsSQLServer,
   System.string bsSQLUserName,
   System.string bsSQLPassword,
   System.string bsSQLDatabaseName,
   System.int lDateFmt,
   System.string bsAdminUserPassword,
   System.int lEdmCreateVaultFlag,
   EdmCallback poCallback,
   System.object oExtra
)

void CreateNewVault( 
&   System.String^ bsArchiveServer,
&   System.String^ bsArchiveServerUserName,
&   System.String^ bsArchiveServerPassword,
&   System.String^ bsVaultName,
&   System.String^ bsDescription,
&   System.String^ bsArchiveRootFolder,
&   System.String^ bsSQLServer,
&   System.String^ bsSQLUserName,
&   System.String^ bsSQLPassword,
&   System.String^ bsSQLDatabaseName,
&   System.int lDateFmt,
&   System.String^ bsAdminUserPassword,
&   System.int lEdmCreateVaultFlag,
&   EdmCallback^ poCallback,
&   System.Object^ oExtra
) 

Parameters

bsArchiveServer

Name or IP number of the archive server computer; "" if the local comuter is the archive server

bsArchiveServerUserName

Name of the Windows user who logs in to the archive server

bsArchiveServerPassword

Password for the Windows user who logs in to the archive server

bsVaultName

Name of the vault to create

bsDescription

Description of the vault; appears in the vault properties window in the administration tool

bsArchiveRootFolder

Archive server vault folder; "" to use the default folder

bsSQLServer

Name or IP number of the SQL Server computer

bsSQLUserName

Name of the user who logs in to the SQL Server computer

bsSQLPassword

Password for the user who logs in to the SQL Server computer

bsSQLDatabaseName

Name of the SQL database for the new vault

lDateFmt

SQL Server date format code for the new vault (see Remarks)

bsAdminUserPassword

Password for the Admin user

lEdmCreateVaultFlag

Combination of EdmCreateVaultFlag bits

poCallback

Optional pointer to a class that implements IEdmCallback to obtain progress information

oExtra

(see Remarks)

See the CAST/CONVERT documentation in the SQL Server online help to learn more about the date format codes for lDateFmt. The following table lists the valid values for lDateFmt:

Specify oExtra with one of the following:

• VT_BSTR containing either a CEX-file path to set up the vault with data from the export file or a valid vault configuration name like "Default", "Empty" or "SOLIDWORKS Quick Start"; for valid configuration names, see the Configure Vault step in the vault creation wizard of the administration tool
• VT_EMPTY to use default configuration

Return codes: 

• S_OK: The method successfully executed.
• E_EDM_VAULT_ALREADY_EXISTS: There is already a file vault with the specified name on the archive server.
• E_EDM_INVALID_VAULT_NAME: The vault name contains invalid characters or is longer than 31 characters. See the SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional administrative help for restrictions on valid characters in vault names.
• E_EDM_ARCHIVE_ROOT_FOLDER_DOES_NOT_EXIST: The root folder specified in bsArchiveRootFolder does not exist.
• E_EDM_INVALID_DATABASE_NAME: The specified SQL database name is invalid. See the SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional administrative help or the Microsoft SQL Server help for restrictions regarding database names.
• E_EDM_INSUFFICIENT_SQL_PERMISSION: The specified SQL user lacks permission to create a new database. (He or she must typically be a member of the sysadmin group.)
• E_EDM_SQLSERVER_UNSUPPORTED_VERSION: The SQL server version is not supported. (SQL Server 2000 is not supported by SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional  2010.)
• E_EDM_DATABASE_ALREADY_EXISTS: There is already an SQL database with the suggested name.
• E_EDM_SQLSERVER_LOGIN_FAILED: The provided SQL credentials are not valid.
• E_EDM_SQLSERVER_CANNOT_CONNECT: General failure connecting to the SQL-server machine. Maybe the name/IP contains a typo?
• E_EDM_INVALID_DATE_FORMAT_CODE: The lDateFmt argument is invalid.