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WTSINFOEXA (wtsapi32.h) |
Contains a WTSINFOEX_LEVEL union that contains extended information about a Remote Desktop Services session. (ANSI) |
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termserv\wtsinfoex.htm |
TermServ |
94aa2db0-d7e3-4ff2-bff0-d80983d2e8b2 |
12/05/2018 |
*PWTSINFOEXA, PWTSINFOEX, PWTSINFOEX structure pointer [Remote Desktop Services], WTSINFOEX, WTSINFOEX structure [Remote Desktop Services], WTSINFOEXA, WTSINFOEXW, termserv.wtsinfoex, wtsapi32/PWTSINFOEX, wtsapi32/WTSINFOEX, wtsapi32/WTSINFOEXA, wtsapi32/WTSINFOEXW |
wtsapi32.h |
Windows |
Windows 7 |
Windows Server 2008 R2 |
WTSINFOEXW (Unicode) and WTSINFOEXA (ANSI) |
Windows |
WTSINFOEXA, *PWTSINFOEXA |
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Contains a WTSINFOEX_LEVEL union that contains extended information about a Remote Desktop Services session. This structure is returned by the WTSQuerySessionInformation function when you specify "WTSSessionInfoEx" for the WTSInfoClass parameter.
Specifies the level of information contained in the Data member. This can be the following value.
The Data member is a WTSINFOEX_LEVEL1 structure.
A WTSINFOEX_LEVEL union. The type of structure contained here is specified by the Level member.
Note
The wtsapi32.h header defines WTSINFOEX as an alias which automatically selects the ANSI or Unicode version of this function based on the definition of the UNICODE preprocessor constant. Mixing usage of the encoding-neutral alias with code that not encoding-neutral can lead to mismatches that result in compilation or runtime errors. For more information, see Conventions for Function Prototypes.