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FsrmRuleFlags enumeration (fsrmenums.h)

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Defines the possible states of a rule.

Syntax

typedef enum _FsrmRuleFlags {
  FsrmRuleFlags_Disabled = 0x100,
  FsrmRuleFlags_ClearAutomaticallyClassifiedProperty = 0x400,
  FsrmRuleFlags_ClearManuallyClassifiedProperty = 0x800,
  FsrmRuleFlags_Invalid = 0x1000
} FsrmRuleFlags;

Constants

 
FsrmRuleFlags_Disabled
Value: 0x100
Disable the rule; do not use the rule to classify files.
FsrmRuleFlags_ClearAutomaticallyClassifiedProperty
Value: 0x400
Clear any automatically classified property referenced by this rule if the rule conditions are no longer met.
This can be useful if the file contents or metadata changed and the property previously assigned by automatic
classification no longer apply.

Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2008 R2:  This enumeration value is not supported before Windows Server 2012 R2.
FsrmRuleFlags_ClearManuallyClassifiedProperty
Value: 0x800
Clear any manually classified property referenced by this rule if the rule conditions are no longer met. This
can be useful if the file contents or metadata changed and the property previously assigned by manual
classification no longer apply.

Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2008 R2:  This enumeration value is not supported before Windows Server 2012 R2.
FsrmRuleFlags_Invalid
Value: 0x1000
Do not set this flag. FSRM sets this flag if the classifier that uses the rule is either disabled or not
registered with FSRM. If this flag is set FSRM will not use the rule to classify files.

Remarks

You cannot set FsrmRuleFlags_Invalid; this flag is used by FSRM.

Requirements

Requirement Value
Minimum supported client None supported
Minimum supported server Windows Server 2008 R2
Header fsrmenums.h (include FsrmPipeline.h, FsrmQuota.h, FsrmReports.h, FsrmScreen.h)

See also

IFsrmRule.RuleFlags