Using OpenFile() with Sharing and Inheritance BitsLast reviewed: July 22, 1997Article ID: Q43397 |
2.03 2.10 3.00 3.10
WINDOWS
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SUMMARYThe following information describes the file-access, file-sharing, and inheritance codes used with MS-DOS Interrupt 21h Function 3Dh that are compatible with the Windows OpenFile() API. A call to the OpenFile() API that specifies OF_CREATE as the value for the wStyle parameter is translated into a call to the MS-DOS Create File with Handle function (Interrupt 21h Function 3Ch). Because Windows does not pass any style bits (other than OF_CREATE) to MS-DOS, the file is always created with normal attributes. A call to the OpenFile() API that does not specify OF_CREATE is translated into a call to the MS-DOS Open File with Handle function (Interrupt 21h Function 3Dh). Windows places the value of the low- order byte of the wStyle parameter into the AL register to specify file-access and file- sharing codes. NOTE: The sharing bits take effect only if the MS-DOS SHARE utility is running on a system.
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