Returns information about a specified volume.
(Reply) Specifies the length of time the server has been up.
(Reply) Specifies the volume in a volume table on the file server.
(Reply) Specifies the logical drive number of the drive on which the volume exists.
(Reply) Specifies the number of 512-byte sectors that are contained in each block of the specified volume.
(Reply) Specifies the number of the volume's first block.
(Reply) Specifies the total number of blocks in the specified volume.
(Reply) Specifies the total number of unused blocks in the specified volume.
(Reply) Specifies the number of directory slots that are allocated for the specified volume.
(Reply) Specifies the number of unused directory slots.
(Reply) Specifies the most directory slots that were simultaneously used on the volume.
(Reply) Specifies whether the volume is hashed in file server memory:
(Reply) Specifies whether the volume is cached in file server memory:
(Reply) Specifies whether the volume is physically mounted in the file server:
(Reply) Specifies the name given to the volume (from 1 to 16 characters).
You must have console operator privileges to call Get Volume Information.
SystemIntervalMarker is returned in units of approximately 1/18 of a second and is used to determine the amount of time that has elapsed between consecutive requests. (There are 18.2 ticks per second, or one tick every 0.54945054 of a second). When this parameter reaches 0xFFFFFFFF, it wraps back to zero.
The volume table contains information about each volume on the file server. A file server running NetWare 2.1 and above can accommodate up to 32 volumes (0...31).
VolumeName cannot contain spaces or the characters: *, ?, :, /, or \. If it less than 16 characters long, the remaining characters must be NULL.