IFhReassociation interface (fhcfg.h)
This interface allows client applications to reassociate a File History configuration from a File History target with the current user. Reassociation serves two purposes:
- It allows the user to access the data that was backed up to the target in the past, possibly from a different computer or under a different account.
- It allows the user to continue to back up data to the target, possibly on a new computer or under a new account name.
Note
IFhReassociation is deprecated and may be altered or unavailable in future releases.
Inheritance
The IFhReassociation interface inherits from the IUnknown interface. IFhReassociation also has these types of members:
Methods
The IFhReassociation interface has these methods.
IFhReassociation::GetConfigurationDetails This method enumerates File History configurations that were discovered on a storage device or network share by the IFhReassociation::ScanTargetForConfigurations method and returns additional information about each of the discovered configurations. |
IFhReassociation::PerformReassociation This method re-establishes relationship between the current user and the configuration selected previously via the IFhReassociation::SelectConfiguration method and prepares the target device for accepting backup data from the current computer. |
IFhReassociation::ScanTargetForConfigurations Scans the namespace on a specified storage device or network share for File History configurations that can be reassociated with and continued to be used on the current computer. |
IFhReassociation::SelectConfiguration Selects one of the File History configurations discovered on a storage device or network share by the IFhReassociation::ScanTargetForConfigurations method for subsequent reassociation. |
IFhReassociation::ValidateTarget This method checks whether a certain storage device or network share can be used as a File History default target and, thus, whether reassociation is possible at all or not. |
Requirements
Requirement | Value |
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Minimum supported client | Windows 8 [desktop apps only] |
Minimum supported server | Windows Server 2012 [desktop apps only] |
Target Platform | Windows |
Header | fhcfg.h |