Cluster Registry Access Functions
Cluster registry access functions are called by Resource DLLs to directly access and update keys in the cluster database.
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These functions should primarily be used by resource DLLs, so Cluster-aware applications should avoid these functions whenever possible. For more information, see standard order of preference.
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Adds a command to a batch that will be executed on a cluster registry key.
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Frees the memory associated with the batch notification.
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Reads a command from a batch notification.
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Executes or ignores the batch created by the ClusterRegCreateBatch function.
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Executes or ignores the batch created by the ClusterRegCreateBatch function.
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Closes a subscription to a batch notification port created by the ClusterRegCreateBatchNotifyPort function.
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Releases the handle of a cluster database key.
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Executes a read batch and returns results from the read batch executions.
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Executes a read batch and returns results from the read batch executions.
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Closes a read batch result handle and frees the memory associated with it.
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Creates a batch that will execute commands on a cluster registry key.
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Creates a subscription to a batch notification port.
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Creates a specified cluster database key. If the key already exists in the database, ClusterRegCreateKey opens it without making changes.
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Creates a handle to the read batch that executes read commands on the cluster registry key.
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Deletes a cluster database key.
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Removes a named value from a cluster database key.
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Enumerates the subkeys of an open cluster database key.
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Enumerates the values of an open cluster database key.
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Fetches the batch notification.
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Returns a copy of the security descriptor protecting the specified cluster database key.
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Opens an existing cluster database key.
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Returns information about a cluster database key.
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Returns the name, type, and data components associated with a value for an open cluster database key.
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Adds a read command to a batch that executes on a cluster registry key.
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Reads the next command from a read batch result.
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Sets the security attributes for a cluster database key.
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Sets a value for a cluster database key.
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Synchronizes the Cluster Database with a cluster.
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Updates an account access list (ACL) for a cluster.
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Opens the root of the cluster database subtree for a group.
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Opens the root of the cluster database subtree for a cluster.
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Opens the root of the cluster database subtree for a network interface object.
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Opens the root of the cluster database subtree for a network.
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Opens the root of the cluster database subtree for a node.
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Opens the root of the cluster database subtree for a resource.
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Opens the root of the cluster database subtree for a resource type.
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