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NN:fsrm.IFsrmExportImport |
IFsrmExportImport (fsrm.h) |
Used to export and import FSRM objects. |
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fsrm\ifsrmexportimport.htm |
fsrm |
5a3b682e-d2c3-43b3-9d10-4bba9d9c81d4 |
12/05/2018 |
IFsrmExportImport, IFsrmExportImport interface [File Server Resource Manager], IFsrmExportImport interface [File Server Resource Manager],described, fs.ifsrmexportimport, fsrm.ifsrmexportimport, fsrm/IFsrmExportImport |
fsrm.h |
FsrmPipeline.h, FsrmQuota.h, FsrmReports.h, FsrmScreen.h, FsrmTlb.h |
Windows |
None supported |
Windows Server 2008 |
SrmSvc.dll |
Windows |
19H1 |
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Used to export and import FSRM objects.
Note This interface supports local use only. Remote operations are not supported.
__uuidof(IFsrmExportImport)
as the interface identifier. You must use the
CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER class context to create the object.
The IFsrmExportImport interface inherits from the IDispatch interface. IFsrmExportImport also has these types of members:
Typically, these methods are used to move objects from one computer to another. These methods differ from the import and export methods on the objects (for example, IFsrmFileGroupManager::ExportFileGroups) in that they write to and read from a file whereas the object methods write to and read from a string.
The file that the export methods create is written in the context of the user.
To create this object from a script, use the Fsrm.FsrmExportImport
program identifier.