NTMS_OPREQUESTINFORMATION

The NTMS_OPREQUESTINFORMATION data structure defines the properties specific to operator-request system control for RSM.

typedef struct _NTMS_OPREQUESTINFORMATION {
  DWORD        Request;
  SYSTEMTIME   Submitted;
  DWORD        State;
  TCHAR        szMessage[NTMS_MESSAGE_LENGTH];
  DWORD        Arg1Type;
  NTMS_GUID    Arg1;
  DWORD        Arg2Type;
  NTMS_GUID    Arg2;
  TCHAR        szApplication[NTMS_APPLICATIONNAME_LENGTH];
  TCHAR        szUser[NTMS_USERNAME_LENGTH];
  TCHAR        szComputer[NTMS_COMPUTERNAME_LENGTH];
} NTMS_OPREQUESTINFORMATION;

Members

Request

Type of operator request. This can be one of the following values.

Value	Meaning
NTMS_OPREQ_NEWMEDIA	An application attempting to allocate media sends an operator request for new media when no media is available. When this flag is set, the Arg1 member should be set to the GUID of the media pool requiring new media. Optionally, the Arg2 parameter can be set to the particular library in which the new media should be placed.
NTMS_OPREQ_CLEANER	RSM sends an operator request for a cleaner when a clean operation is queued and no cleaner is online and available to the drive. When this flag is set, the Arg1 member should be set to the GUID of the library requiring the cleaning cartridge.
NTMS_OPREQ_DEVICESERVICE	An application or RSM sends an operator request for drive service when a changer device or drive is experiencing problems. When this flag is set, the Arg1 member should be set to the GUID of the device requiring service.
NTMS_OPREQ_MOVEMEDIA	An application or RSM sends an operator request to move the specified medium to service a mount for offline media or to eject media to an offline library. When this flag is set, the Arg1 member should be set to the GUID of the physical media to move and the Arg2 member should be set to the GUID of the library this media should be moved to.
NTMS_OPREQ_MESSAGE	An application-specific operator request. Text only.

Submitted

System time when the operator request was submitted.

State

Current state of the operator service request. This can be one of the following values.

Value	Meaning
NTMS_OPSTATE_SUBMITTED	The operator request has been submitted but not read by an operator console.
NTMS_OPSTATE_ACTIVE	The operator request has been read by one or more operator consoles and might be in process.
NTMS_OPSTATE_INPROGRESS	The user has acknowledged this operator request and is in the process of performing the service.
NTMS_OPSTATE_REFUSED	The user has rejected the operator service request.
NTMS_OPSTATE_COMPLETE	The user has completed the operator service request.

szMessage

Operator message text.

Arg1Type

Type of the Arg1 object. This can be one of the following values.

Value	Meaning
NTMS_UNKNOWN	No object provided in Arg1Type.
NTMS_CHANGER	Medium changer object.
NTMS_DRIVE	Drive object.
NTMS_IEDOOR	Library door object.
NTMS_IEPORT.	Library IE port object
NTMS_LIBRARY	Library object.
NTMS_PARTITION	Side object.
NTMS_PHYSICAL_MEDIA	Physical media object.
NTMS_STORAGESLOT	Library slot object.

Arg1

Arg1 object ID used for move requests or other operator requests that require a reference object. The purpose of this object varies based on the type of operator request. For appropriate uses of Arg1, see the Request description.

Arg2Type

Type of Arg2 object. This can be one of the following values.

Value	Meaning
NTMS_UNKNOWN	No object provided in Arg2Type.
NTMS_LIBRARY	Library object.

Arg2

Arg2 object ID used for operator requests that require a second reference object. The purpose of this object varies based on the type of operator request. For appropriate uses of Arg2, see the Request description.

szApplication

The application that submitted the operator request.

szUser

The interactive user logged on to the computer that submitted the operator request.

szComputer

The computer that submitted the operator request.

Remarks

The NTMS_OPREQUESTINFORMATION data structure is part of the NTMS_OBJECTINFORMATION structure and is not used separately.

Requirements

  Windows NT/2000: Requires Windows 2000.
  Header: Declared in Ntmsapi.h.