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NF:resapi.ResUtilDupParameterBlock |
ResUtilDupParameterBlock function (resapi.h) |
Performs a member-wise copy of the data from one parameter block to another. |
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mscs\resutildupparameterblock.htm |
MsCS |
b05b5afe-7d4b-4a21-9f28-88d6effaf5af |
12/05/2018 |
PRESUTIL_DUP_PARAMETER_BLOCK, PRESUTIL_DUP_PARAMETER_BLOCK function [Failover Cluster], ResUtilDupParameterBlock, ResUtilDupParameterBlock function [Failover Cluster], _wolf_resutildupparameterblock, mscs.resutildupparameterblock, resapi/PRESUTIL_DUP_PARAMETER_BLOCK, resapi/ResUtilDupParameterBlock |
resapi.h |
Windows |
None supported |
Windows Server 2008 Enterprise, Windows Server 2008 Datacenter |
ResUtils.lib |
ResUtils.dll |
Windows |
19H1 |
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Performs a member-wise copy of the data from one parameter block to another.
Pointer to the duplicated parameter block.
Pointer to the original parameter block.
Pointer to an array of RESUTIL_PROPERTY_ITEM structures describing properties in the original parameter block.
If the operation succeeds, the function returns ERROR_SUCCESS.
If the operation fails, the function returns a system error code.
ResUtilDupParameterBlock copies data only for parameter block members referenced in the pPropertyTable input parameter. If a variable in the input parameter block is a pointer, memory for the data is allocated with the function LocalAlloc. You should deallocate this memory by calling either LocalFree for each pointer variable in the output parameter block or ResUtilFreeParameterBlock. Make sure that you deallocate memory whether ResUtilDupParameterBlock succeeds or fails. For more information, see Using Parameter Blocks and Using Lists and Tables.