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VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS (vds.h) |
The VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS (vds.h) enumeration defines the set of object status values for a controller. |
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base\vds_controller_status.htm |
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a888fcb7-83f5-40c1-9f24-efa929aa9f6a |
08/05/2022 |
*PVDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS, VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS, VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS enumeration [VDS], VDS_CS_FAILED, VDS_CS_NOT_READY, VDS_CS_OFFLINE, VDS_CS_ONLINE, VDS_CS_REMOVED, VDS_CS_UNKNOWN, base.vds_controller_status, vds/VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS, vds/VDS_CS_FAILED, vds/VDS_CS_NOT_READY, vds/VDS_CS_OFFLINE, vds/VDS_CS_ONLINE, vds/VDS_CS_REMOVED, vds/VDS_CS_UNKNOWN, vdshwprv/VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS, vdshwprv/VDS_CS_FAILED, vdshwprv/VDS_CS_NOT_READY, vdshwprv/VDS_CS_OFFLINE, vdshwprv/VDS_CS_ONLINE, vdshwprv/VDS_CS_REMOVED, vdshwprv/VDS_CS_UNKNOWN |
vds.h |
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Windows Vista [desktop apps only] |
Windows Server 2003 [desktop apps only] |
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VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS, *PVDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS |
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[Beginning with Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012, the Virtual Disk Service COM interface is superseded by the Windows Storage Management API.]
Defines the set of object status values for a controller.
The status of the controller cannot be determined.
The controller is physically present and in use. The VDS_HEALTH value associated with this controller status can be any value except VDS_H_FAILED.
The controller is busy. The VDS_HEALTH value can be any value except VDS_H_FAILED.
The controller is physically present but not available for use. For example, the controller has been set to the inactive state. When this controller status is set, a VDS_NF_CONTROLLER_REMOVED notification is sent. The VDS_HEALTH value can be any value.
The controller has failed. The VDS_HEALTH value should be VDS_H_FAILED or VDS_H_FAILING.
The controller has been physically unplugged from the subsystem. When this status is set, a VDS_NF_CONTROLLER_DEPART notification is sent.
Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2003: This value is not supported.
The IVdsController::SetStatus method passes a VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS value as an argument to set the status of a controller, and the VDS_CONTROLLER_PROP structure includes a VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS value as a member to indicate the current status.
If your application encounters a VDS_CONTROLLER_STATUS value that it does not recognize, it should display the controller status as unknown. It should not attempt to map the unrecognized controller status to another controller status.