This structure is used to identify an instance of the store.
At a Glance
| Header file: | Cesync.h |
| Windows CE versions: | 2.0 and later |
Syntax
typedef struct tagStoreInfo {
UINT cbStruct;
UINT uFlags;
TCHAR szProgId[ 256 ];
TCHAR szStoreDesc[ 200 ];
UINT uTimerRes;
UINT cbMaxStoreId;
UINT cbStoreId;
LPBYTE lpbStoreId;
} STOREINFO, *PSTOREINFO;
Members
cbStruct
[in] Size of this structure
uFlags
[out] Combination of the following flags:
| Value | Description |
| SCF_SINGLE_THREAD | Set if the implementation only supports single thread operation. |
| SCF_SIMULATE_RTS | Set if the implementation wants to simulate detection of real-time change/deletes |
szProgId
[out] Null-terminated string that contains the name of the programmatic identifier of the store object.
szStoreDesc
[out] Null-terminated string that contains the description of the store, to be displayed to the user.
uTimerRes
[in/out] Resolution of timer in micro-seconds. 5,000 by default. Applicable only when SCF_SIMULATE_RTS is set in uFlags.
cbMaxStoreId
[in] Maximum size of the store identifier that can be stored in buffer pointed by lpbStoreId.
cbStoreId
[out] Actual size of the store identifier stored in buffer pointed by lpbStoreId
lpbStoreId
[out] Long pointer to a buffer whose contents uniquely identifies the current store instance, for example, a schedule file.
Remarks
Calls to the IReplStore interface methods can come from different threads. If the client does not support multi-threading, it must set fSingleThreadOnly to FALSE, so the server will serialize the calls to the methods and make them all come from the primary thread of the application. szStoreDesc can have a value such as “Schedule+ File”. It is displayed to the user whenever the store identifier indicates a different store, such as a different Schedule+ file, has been installed.
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