InstanceDataCollection.CounterName Property    
Definition
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Gets the name of the performance counter whose instance data you want to get.
public:
 property System::String ^ CounterName { System::String ^ get(); };
	public string CounterName { get; }
	member this.CounterName : string
	Public ReadOnly Property CounterName As String
	Property Value
The performance counter name.
Examples
The following code example displays the CounterName property of an InstanceDataCollection.
// Display the contents of an InstanceDataCollection.
public static void ProcessInstanceDataCollection(InstanceDataCollection idCol)
{
    InstanceData[] instDataArray = new InstanceData[idCol.Count];
    Console.WriteLine("  InstanceDataCollection for \"{0}\" " +
        "has {1} elements.", idCol.CounterName, idCol.Count);
    // Copy and process the InstanceData array.
    idCol.CopyTo(instDataArray, 0);
    int idX;
    for(idX=0; idX<instDataArray.Length; idX++)
    {
        ProcessInstanceDataObject(instDataArray[idX].InstanceName, instDataArray[idX].Sample);
    }
}
' Display the contents of an InstanceDataCollection.
Sub ProcessInstanceDataCollection(ByVal idCol As InstanceDataCollection)
    Dim instDataArray(idCol.Count - 1) As InstanceData
    Console.WriteLine("  InstanceDataCollection for ""{0}"" " & _
        "has {1} elements.", idCol.CounterName, idCol.Count)
    ' Copy and process the InstanceData array.
    idCol.CopyTo(instDataArray, 0)
    Dim idX As Integer
    For idX = 0 To instDataArray.Length - 1
        ProcessInstanceDataObject(instDataArray(idX).InstanceName, _
            instDataArray(idX).Sample)
    Next idX
End Sub