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ErrInit Function (CHKSGFILES)

The ErrInit function initializes the CCheckSGFiles object by specifying the databases to be checked and the path and base name of the transaction log files to be checked. Applications should call this function immediately after successfully calling the New function.

Important

Storage groups are not available in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. For backward compatibility with databases and storage groups in earlier versions of Exchange Server, the CHKSGFILES API includes the capability to specify storage groups. When you run CHKSGFILES against Exchange 2010 databases, you should set parameters that specify a storage group identifier to an empty string.

Vitual ERRErrInit 
(
    Const WCHAR * const rgwszDb[],
    Const ULONGcDB,
    __in_z const WCHAR * const wszLogPath,
    __in_z const WCHAR * const wszBaseName,
    Const ULONGulFlags = NO_FLAGS
);

Parameters

  • rgwszDb[]
    Input parameter. An array that specifies the databases to be checked. Each array element is a null-terminated Unicode string that contains the path and file name of a database to be checked.

  • cDB
    Input parameter. The number of valid database path elements in the rgwszDb array.

  • wszLogPath
    Input parameter. The full path of the transaction log files to be checked, in the form of a null-terminated Unicode string.

  • wszBaseName
    Input parameter. The three-letter base name of the Exchange transaction log files, in the form of a null-terminated Unicode string.

  • ulFlags
    Optional input parameter. This value is reserved for future use. The value passed by this parameter should be 0 (zero).

Return Value

An error code from the ERR enumeration (ERR Enum (CHKSGFILES)).

Remarks

The ErrInit function registers the databases and log files that are to be checked. This function must be called after the New function is called but before any other ChkSGFiles function is called.

You must provide all of the database names, the log file path, and the base name as null-terminated Unicode strings.

You can check only the database files, only the log files, or both the database and log files. However, when calling this function, the application must specify at least one entity to be checked. Passing zero (0) for cDB and NULL for wszLogPath will return an error.

If the value of cDB is other than 0 (zero), passing NULL for rgwszDb will result in an error. To check the database files, the application must provide the database names.

If NULL is passed for wszBaseName but wszLogPath is not NULL, an error will be returned. A log file base name is always required when checking log files.

If you’re using CHKSGFILES in a multithreaded application, you must call the ErrInit function in the single-threaded portion of the application, and you can call it only once for each CCheckSGFiles object. For more information, see Using CHKSGFILES in a Multithreaded Application in this SDK.

Requirements

Exchange 2010 only includes a 64-bit version of CHKSGFILES.

The account that the application is running under must have read access permissions to the database and log files that are to be checked.