The following tables list the members exposed by FolderCollection.
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | FolderCollection Constructor | Create a default, empty FolderCollection object. By default, AllowManagement Property is True, IncludeAll Property is True and ReadOnly Property is False. |
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | AllowManagement | If True, users will be able to create root and sub folders, rename folders and delete folders in the user interface. If False, users cannot take action on folders and the Add Folder buttons are hidden from the user interface. Storage Management Access Flags may restrict these functions even when explicitly enabled here. |
| IncludeAll | If True, any Folder in the system that is not included in the FolderCollection will be available in the interface. If unchecked, only the Folders in the FolderCollection will be available in the interface. If True and there are no folders in the FolderCollection, then there is no restriction on folders in the user interface. If False with no folders in the FolderCollection, no folders will be available and the Report Tree will be empty. Storage Management Access Flags may restrict access to folders even when explicitly enabled here. |
| ReadOnly | If True, all folders not included in the FolderCollection will be marked as Read-Only, Folders in the FolderCollection will not be marked as Read-Only. If False, only those specified in the FolderCollection will be Read-Only when their ReadOnly Property is True. |
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | GetFolder | Retrieve a Folder object from the FolderCollection that has the name folderName. |
| NewFolder | Create and return a new Folder object and add it to the collection. The new Folder object is created with the default Folder constructor. The Name Property of the Folder object should be set right away to make it meaningful. |