WNODE_SINGLE_INSTANCE
The WNODE_SINGLE_INSTANCE structure contains values for all data items in one instance of a data block.
typedef struct tagWNODE_SINGLE_INSTANCE {
struct _WNODE_HEADER WnodeHeader;
ULONG OffsetInstanceName;
ULONG InstanceIndex;
ULONG DataBlockOffset;
ULONG SizeDataBlock;
UCHAR VariableData[];
} WNODE_SINGLE_INSTANCE, *PWNODE_SINGLE_INSTANCE;
Members
- WnodeHeader
- Is a WNODE_HEADER structure that contains information common to all WNODE_XXX structures, such as the buffer size, the GUID that represents a data block associated with a request, and flags that provide information about the WNODE_XXX data being passed or returned.
- OffsetInstanceName
- Indicates the offset from the beginning of this structure to the dynamic instance name of this instance, aligned on a USHORT boundary. This member is valid only if WNODE_FLAG_STATIC_INSTANCE_NAMES is clear in WnodeHeader.Flags. If the data block was registered with static instance names, WMI ignores OffsetInstanceName.
- InstanceIndex
- Indicates the index of an instance registered with static instance names. This member is valid only if WNODE_FLAG_STATIC_INSTANCE_NAME is set in WnodeHeader.Flags. If the data block was registered with dynamic instance names, WMI ignores InstanceIndex.
- DataBlockOffset
- Indicates the offset from the beginning of this structure to the beginning of the instance.
- SizeDataBlock
- Indicates the size of the data block for this instance.
- VariableData
- Contains additional data, including the dynamic instance name if any, padding so the instance begins on an 8-byte boundary, and the instance of the data block to be returned.
Headers
Defined in wmistr.h. Include wmistr.h.
Comments
WMI passes a WNODE_SINGLE_INSTANCE with an IRP_MN_CHANGE_SINGLE_INSTANCE request to set read-write data items in an instance of a data block. A driver can ignore values passed for read-only data items in the instance.
A driver fills in a WNODE_SINGLE_INSTANCE in response to an IRP_MN_QUERY_SINGLE_INSTANCE request or to generate an event that consists of a single instance.
See Also
WNODE_EVENT_ITEM, WNODE_HEADER