Adds directory space restrictions
#include <nwdir.h>
int AddSpaceRestrictionForDirectory (
char *pathName,
int restriction,
LONG allowWildCardsFlag);
(IN) Specifies the pathname of the directory to which to add space restrictions.
(IN) Specifies the number of 4K blocks that the files in the specified directory tree are allowed to occupy.
(IN) Indicates whether or not wildcards are allowed in the pathname:
To be able to add space restrictions to a directory, you must have supervisory rights to the directory or directories being modified.
A restriction in a directory means that all the files in that directory plus all of the files in any subdirectories of that directory are not allowed to occupy more space than the amount specified by the restriction parameter. The space restriction value is rounded up to a multiple of 4K (4096).
Wildcard specifiers can be used to apply a disk space restriction to more than one directory at a time.
A space restriction can be removed from a directory by setting the restriction amount to zero.
SetCurrentNameSpace sets the name space which is used for parsing the path input to this function.
NOTE:For NetWare versions before 4.x, this function only works with DOS name space for remote servers.