DmiListGroups(3dmi)
DmiListGroups --
list groups within a specific installed component
Synopsis
cc [options] file -llibdmionc # remote calls
cc [options] file -llibdmi2api # local calls
#include <dmi2srv.h>
DmiErrorStatus_t DMI_API DmiListGroups(
DmiHandle_t handle,
DmiRequestMode_t requestMode,
DmiUnsigned_t maxCount,
DmiBoolean_t getPragma,
DmiBoolean_t getDescription,
DmiId_t compId,
DmiId_t groupId,
DmiGroupList_t ** reply );
Description
The DmiListGroups function retrieves a list of groups within a component. This command
can access a specific group or may be used to sequentially access
all groups in a component. Note that all enumerations of groups occur
within the specified component and do not span components.
The caller may choose not to retrieve the group description by
setting the value getDescription to false. The caller may choose
not to retrieve the pragma string by setting the value of
getPragma to false.
The maxCount, requestMode, and groupId parameters allow the caller
to control the information returned by the DMI Service
Provider. When the requestMode is DMI_UNIQUE, groupId specifies
the first group requested (or only group if maxCount is one).
When the requestMode is DMI_NEXT, groupId specifies the group just
before the one requested. When requestMode is DMI_FIRST,
groupId is unused.
To control the amount of information returned, the caller sets
maxCount to something other than zero. The service provider must
honor this limit on the amount of information returned. When
maxCount is zero the service provider returns information for
all groups, subject to the constraints imposed by requestMode
and groupId.
Parameters
handle-
(Input)
An open session handle
requestMode-
(Input)
Unique, first, or next group
maxCount-
(Input)
Maximum number to return, or 0 for all
getPragma-
(Input)
Get optional pragma string ?
getDescription-
(Input)
Get optional group description ?
compId-
(Input)
Component to access
groupId-
(Input)
Group to start with (see requestMode)
reply-
(Output)
List of groups
Return values
DMIERR_NO_ERROR-
DMIERR_ILLEGAL_HANDLE-
DMIERR_OUT_OF_MEMORY-
DMIERR_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES-
DMIERR_SP_INACTIVE-
DMIERR_COMPONENT_NOT_FOUND-
DMIERR_GROUP_NOT_FOUND-
DMIERR_NO_PRAGMA-
DMIERR_NO_DESCRIPTION-
DMIERR_DATABASE_CORRUPT-
DMIERR_FILE_ERROR-
DMIERR_DEFAULT_LANGUAGE_RETURNED-
For a description of return values, see
``DMI error codes'' in Desktop Management Interface programming.
Notices
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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.4 - 25 April 2004