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Defines the variety of updates that should be returned by the search: per-machine updates, per-user updates, or both.
Syntax
typedef enum tagSearchScope {
searchScopeDefault = 0,
searchScopeMachineOnly = 1,
searchScopeCurrentUserOnly = 2,
searchScopeMachineAndCurrentUser = 3,
searchScopeMachineAndAllUsers = 4,
searchScopeAllUsers = 5
} SearchScope;
Constants
searchScopeDefault Value: 0 Search by using the default scope (the scope that Automatic Updates would use when searching for updates). This is currently equivalent to search ScopeMachineOnly. |
searchScopeMachineOnly Value: 1 Search only for per-machine updates; exclude all per-user updates. |
searchScopeCurrentUserOnly Value: 2 Search only for per-user updates applicable to the calling user – the user who owns the process which is making the Windows Update Agent (WUA) API call. |
searchScopeMachineAndCurrentUser Value: 3 [Not currently supported.] Search for per-machine updates and for per-user updates applicable to the current user. |
searchScopeMachineAndAllUsers Value: 4 [Not currently supported.] Search for per-machine updates and for per-user updates applicable to any known user accounts on the computer. |
searchScopeAllUsers Value: 5 [Not currently supported.] Search only for per-user updates applicable to any known user accounts on the computer. |
Remarks
In versions of the Windows Update Agent that do not support per-user updates (versions that do not support the IUpdateSearcher3 interface), searches will always return only per-machine updates.
Requirements
Requirement | Value |
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Minimum supported client | Windows XP, Windows 2000 Professional with SP3 [desktop apps only] |
Minimum supported server | Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 Server with SP3 [desktop apps only] |
Header | wuapi.h |