Structure

    typedef struct 
    { 
       uint32           perpetratorID ; 
       uint32           verb ; 
       uint32           entryID ; 
       uint32           parentID ; 
       uint32           classID ; 
       uint32           flags ; 
       DSETimeStamp     creationTime ; 
       const unicode   *dn ; 
       const unicode   *newDN ; 
       uint32          *connID ; 
       char             data [1]; 
    } DSEEntryInfo;
    

Fields

perpetratorID

Specifies the local ID for the object that requested the action. For example, Admin.Acmecorp creating an entry.

verb

Specifies the action that caused the event to occur. These verbs, such as DSV_MODIFY_ENTRY, are defined in NWDSDEFS.H.

entryID

Specifies the local ID for the object that was acted upon.

parentID

Specifies the local ID for the parent of the object that was acted upon.

classID

Specifies the local ID for the object class type, such as User, of the object that was acted upon.

flags

Specifies the flags identifying the object type. For most object types, flags will be set to zero. For partition roots, external references, and aliases, flags will have the following values:

• 0x0001 DSEF_PARTITION_ROOT
• 0x0002 DSEF_EXTREF
• 0x0004 DSEF_ALIAS

creationTime

Specifies the creation time of the object that is associated with entryID and points to DSETimeStamp.

dn

Points to the distinguished name of the object that was acted upon.

newDN

Points to the new distinguished name of the object that was acted upon. This is valid only if the object’s distinguished name has been changed.

connID

Specifies the connection that generated the event.

data

Specifies the location where the data is stored for the dn and the newDN fields. (Do not access this data directly. Access it through the dn and newDN fields.)

Remarks

NetWare 5.x events return this structure. NetWare® 4.x events return DSEEntryInfo. The distinguished names pointed to by dn and newDN are not in a form that is consistent with the names used by the eDirectory functions. To use these names, you must convert the names to the proper form by calling NWDSEConvertEntryName.