Indicates that data sets will be initialized when a configuration is loaded.

Indicates that data sets will be initialized the first time they are used instead of when the configuration is loaded. Errors that occur during initialization will typically result in an exception being thrown.

Like with OnDemand, data sets will be initialized the first time they are used. But using this flag will also suppress any exceptions that the initialization might throw and instead report any errors by firing the Runtime.Error event. Please see the remarks section of the DataSet class for more information.

Indicates that data sets will be initialized when a configuration is loaded.

Indicates that data sets will be initialized the first time they are used instead of when the configuration is loaded. Errors that occur during initialization will typically result in an exception being thrown.

Like with DataSetInitializationOnDemand, data sets will be initialized the first time they are used. But using this flag will also suppress any exceptions that the initialization might throw and instead report any errors by firing the Runtime::error event. Please see the remarks section of the DataSet class for more information.

Indicates that data sets will be initialized when a configuration is loaded.

Indicates that data sets will be initialized the first time they are used instead of when the configuration is loaded. Errors that occur during initialization will typically result in an exception being thrown.

Like with ONDEMAND, data sets will be initialized the first time they are used. But using this flag will also suppress any exceptions that the initialization might throw and instead report any errors by firing the Runtime.error event. Please see the remarks section of the DataSet class for more information.

Indicates that data sets will be initialized when a configuration is loaded.

Indicates that data sets will be initialized the first time they are used instead of when the configuration is loaded. Errors that occur during initialization will typically result in an exception being thrown.

Like with DataSetInitialization.OnDemand, data sets will be initialized the first time they are used. But using this flag will also suppress any exceptions that the initialization might throw and instead report any errors by firing the Runtime.error (not available in Python) event. Please see the remarks section of the DataSet class for more information.