Syntax

   #include <nwbindry.h> 
   or 
   #include <nwcalls.h> 
    
   NWCCODE N_API NWIsObjectInSet ( 
      NWCONN_HANDLE       conn,  
      const nstr8 N_FAR  *objName,  
      nuint16             objType,  
      const nstr8 N_FAR  * propertyName,  
      const nstr8 N_FAR  *memberName,  
      nuint16             memberType);
   

   uses calwin32 
    
   Function NWIsObjectInSet 
     (conn : NWCONN_HANDLE; 
      const objName : pnstr8; 
      objType : nuint16; 
      const propertyName : pnstr8; 
      const memberName : pnstr8; 
      memberType : nuint16 
   ) : NWCCODE; stdcall;
   

Parameters

conn

(IN) Specifies the NetWare server connection handle.

objName

(IN) Points to the name of the object containing the property being searched.

objType

(IN) Specifies the type of the object containing the property being searched.

propertyName

(IN) Points to the property name of the set being searched.

memberName

(IN) Points to the name of the bindery object being searched.

memberType

(IN) Specifies the bindery type of the member being searched.

Return Values

These are common return values. See Return Values (Return Values for C).

Remarks

NWIsObjectInSet requires Read access to the SET property.

The objName, objType, propertyName, memberName, and memberType parameters must uniquely identify the property and cannot contain wildcard characters.

NWIsObjectInSet does not expand members of type GROUP in an attempt to locate a specific member; objects must be explicitly in the group. For example, assume the following bindery objects and properties exist:

JOAN is not considered a member of EMPLOYEES; she is not explicitly listed in GROUP_MEMBERS of EMPLOYEES. The bindery does not check for recursive (direct or indirect) membership definitions.

See Object Type.

NCP Calls

• 0x2222 23 67 Is Bindery Object In Set

See Also

NWAddObjectToSet, NWDeleteObjectFromSet