Resource DLL Entry-Point Functions
The resource DLL entry point functions are used by the Cluster service to indirectly initiate operations on cluster resources. These functions are implemented in resource DLLs.
For information about create resource DLLs, see Creating Resource Types.
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Allows a node to attempt to regain ownership of a quorum resource.
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Starts a call to a resource control code. The PBEGIN_RESCALL_ROUTINE type defines a pointer to this callback function.
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The PBEGIN_RESCALL_AS_USER_ROUTINE type defines a pointer to this callback function.
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Starts a call to a resource control code. The PBEGIN_RESTYPECALL_ROUTINE type defines a pointer to this callback function.
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The PBEGIN_RESTYPECALL_AS_USER_ROUTINE type defines a pointer to this callback function.
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Cancels an operation on a resource.
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Closes a resource.
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Determines whether a resource is available for use.
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Determines whether a resource appears to be available for use.
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Marks a resource as unavailable for use after cleanup processing is complete.
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Marks a resource as unavailable for use after cleanup processing is complete.
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Marks a resource as available for use.
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Marks a resource as available for use.
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Opens a resource.
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Opens a resource.
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Releases the quorum resource from arbitration.
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Performs an operation that applies to a resource.
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Performs an operation that applies to a resource type.
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Loads a resource DLL, returning a structure containing a function table and a version number.
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Loads a resource DLL, returning a structure that contains a function table and a version number.
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Immediately marks a resource as unavailable for use without waiting for cleanup processing to be completed.
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