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CLUSTER_RESOURCE_STATE_CHANGE_REASON enumeration (msclus.h)

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Used by the CLUSCTL_RESOURCE_STATE_CHANGE_REASON_STRUCT and
CLUSCTL_RESOURCE_STATE_CHANGE_REASON control codes to describe the reason for a resource state change.

Syntax

typedef enum CLUSTER_RESOURCE_STATE_CHANGE_REASON {
  eResourceStateChangeReasonUnknown = 0,
  eResourceStateChangeReasonMove,
  eResourceStateChangeReasonFailover,
  eResourceStateChangeReasonFailedMove,
  eResourceStateChangeReasonShutdown,
  eResourceStateChangeReasonRundown
} ;

Constants

 
eResourceStateChangeReasonUnknown
Value: 0
This reason code is never sent by the cluster.
Resource DLLs should use this value to initialize a local
CLUSCTL_RESOURCE_STATE_CHANGE_REASON_STRUCT structure and to reset the
eReason member of the
CLUSCTL_RESOURCE_STATE_CHANGE_REASON_STRUCT
structure before returning from the Offline and
Terminate entry point functions. For more information,
see
CLUSCTL_RESOURCE_STATE_CHANGE_REASON.
eResourceStateChangeReasonMove
Offline is about to be called because the
resource's group is being moved.
eResourceStateChangeReasonFailover
Terminate is about to be called because the resource's
group is being failed over.
eResourceStateChangeReasonFailedMove
Online is about to be called because the resource's
group did not successfully complete a move operation.
eResourceStateChangeReasonShutdown
Offline is about to be called because the
Cluster service is being shut down.
eResourceStateChangeReasonRundown
Terminate is about to be called because the Cluster
service has stopped unexpectedly.

Requirements

Requirement Value
Minimum supported client None supported
Minimum supported server Windows Server 2008 Enterprise, Windows Server 2008 Datacenter
Header msclus.h

See also

Failover Cluster Enumerations