Data Subscriptions: Maintenance Operations

This operation can be very useful in ad-hoc subscription scenarios when a lot of subscriptions tasks information may accumulate, making tasks management very hard.

void Delete(string name, string database = null);
Task DeleteAsync(string name, string database = null, CancellationToken token = default);

usage:

store.Subscriptions.Delete(subscriptionName);

Subscription connections with workers can be dropped remotely.
A dropped worker will not try to reconnect to the server.

void DropConnection(string name, string database = null);
Task DropConnectionAsync(string name, string database = null, CancellationToken token = default);

usage:

store.Subscriptions.DropConnection(subscriptionName);

Existing subscriptions can be disabled remotely.

void Disable(string name, string database = null);
Task DisableAsync(string name, string database = null, CancellationToken token = default);

usage:

store.Subscriptions.Disable(subscriptionName);

Existing subscriptions can be enabled remotely.
This operation can be useful for already disabled subscriptions. A newly created subscription is enabled initially.

void Enable(string name, string database = null);
Task EnableAsync(string name, string database = null, CancellationToken token = default);

usage:

store.Subscriptions.Enable(subscriptionName);

See example and API description.

string Update(SubscriptionUpdateOptions options, string database = null);

Task<string> UpdateAsync(SubscriptionUpdateOptions options, string database = null, 
                    CancellationToken token = default);

SubscriptionState GetSubscriptionState(string subscriptionName, string database = null);
Task<SubscriptionState> GetSubscriptionStateAsync(string subscriptionName, string database = null, CancellationToken token = default);

usage:

var subscriptionState = store.Subscriptions.GetSubscriptionState(subscriptionName);