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NS:lmserver._SERVER_INFO_1529 |
SERVER_INFO_1529 (lmserver.h) |
The SERVER_INFO_1529 structure specifies the minimum number of free receive work items the server requires before it begins allocating more items. |
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netmgmt\server_info_1529_str.htm |
NetMgmt |
575cb0fa-b011-42a9-9344-02088effeb9b |
12/05/2018 |
*LPSERVER_INFO_1529, *PSERVER_INFO_1529, LPSERVER_INFO_1529, LPSERVER_INFO_1529 structure pointer [Network Management], PSERVER_INFO_1529, PSERVER_INFO_1529 structure pointer [Network Management], SERVER_INFO_1529, SERVER_INFO_1529 structure [Network Management], _win32_server_info_1529_str, lmserver/LPSERVER_INFO_1529, lmserver/PSERVER_INFO_1529, lmserver/SERVER_INFO_1529, netmgmt.server_info_1529_str |
lmserver.h |
Lm.h |
Windows |
Windows 2000 Professional [desktop apps only] |
Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only] |
Windows |
SERVER_INFO_1529, *PSERVER_INFO_1529, *LPSERVER_INFO_1529 |
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The SERVER_INFO_1529 structure specifies the minimum number of free receive work items the server requires before it begins allocating more items.
Specifies the minimum number of free receive work items the server requires before it begins allocating more. A larger value for this member helps ensure that there will always be work items available, but a value that is too large is inefficient.