SCSIWMIGUIDREGINFO - NtDoc
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// scsiwmi.h
typedef struct {
LPCGUID Guid;
ULONG InstanceCount;
ULONG Flags;
} SCSIWMIGUIDREGINFO, *PSCSIWMIGUIDREGINFO;
View the official Windows Driver Kit DDI referenceNo description available.
The SCSIWMIGUIDREGINFO structure contains information about a given data or event block supported by a SCSI miniport driver.
Note The SCSI port driver and SCSI miniport driver models may be altered or unavailable in the future. Instead, we recommend using the Storport driver and Storport miniport driver models.
GuidPoints to the GUID that identifies the block.
InstanceCountSpecifies the number of instances defined for the block.
FlagsIndicates characteristics of the block. The SCSI port driver sets all but the following WMIREG_FLAG_XXX on behalf of the miniport driver. A miniport driver might set one or more of the following flags:
The block can be enabled or disabled as an event only, and cannot be queried or set. If this flag is clear, the block can also be queried or set.
Requests the port driver send an enable-collection SRB the first time a data consumer opens the data block and a disable-collection SRB when the last data consumer closes the data block. This is recommended if collecting such data affects performance. A miniport driver need not collect the data until a data consumer explicitly requests it by opening the block.
Removes support for a previously registered block when set.
The miniport driver passes a pointer to a SCSI_WMILIB_CONTEXT which contains a SCSIWMIREGGUID array in the WmiLibInfo parameter of ScsiPortWmiDispatchFunction. The miniport driver passes this information each time it calls ScsiPortWmiDispatchFunction. Each SCSIWMIREGGUID structure in the array represents one of the miniport driver's data or event blocks.
A miniport driver's SCSIWMIREGGUID array should include any standard data blocks defined in wmicore.mof for its device type, and might include miniport driver-defined data and event blocks. A miniport driver defines custom data and event blocks in a MOF file, which is compiled as a resource attached to the miniport driver's binary image and specified in the MofResourceName parameter of the miniport driver's HwScsiWmiQueryReginfo routine.
For more information about defining blocks, Windows Management Instrumentation.