Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*++
© 1998 Seagate Software, Inc. All rights reserved.
Module Name:
LaDate.cpp
Abstract:
Implementation of CLaDate, a class representing the enabled or
disabled state of last access date updating of NTFS files. Last
access date updating on NTFS files can be disabled through the
registry for performance reasons. This class implements updating
and reporting of the state of the registry value that contols last
access date. The following states are used to represent the registry
value:
LAD_DISABLED: last access date is disabled, registry value is 1
LAD_ENABLED: last access date is enabled, registry value is not 1
LAD_UNSET: last access date is enabled, no registry value
Author:
Carl Hagerstrom [carlh] 01-Sep-1998
--*/
#include <StdAfx.h>
#include <LaDate.h>
/*++
Implements:
CLaDate Constructor
Routine Description:
Initialize object state and open registry key. If the registry key cannot
be opened, we will assume that the last access state is LAD_UNSET.
--*/
CLaDate::CLaDate( )
{
TRACEFN( "CLaDate::CLaDate" );
HKEY regKey = 0;
m_regPath = L"System\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\FileSystem";
m_regEntry = L"NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate";
m_regKey = (HKEY)0;
if( ERROR_SUCCESS == RegOpenKeyEx( HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
m_regPath,
(DWORD)0,
KEY_ALL_ACCESS,
&regKey ) ) {
m_regKey = regKey;
}
}
/*++
Implements:
CLaDate Destructor
Routine Description:
Close registry key.
--*/
CLaDate::~CLaDate( )
{
TRACEFN( "CLaDate::~CLaDate" );
if ( m_regKey ) {
RegCloseKey( m_regKey );
}
}
/*++
Implements:
CLaDate::UnsetLadState
Routine Description:
Removes the registry value.
Arguments:
None
Return Value:
S_OK - Success
E_* - Any unexpected exceptions from lower level routines
--*/
HRESULT
CLaDate::UnsetLadState( )
{
TRACEFNHR( "CLaDate::UnsetLadState" );
try {
if( m_regKey ) {
RsOptAffirmWin32( RegDeleteValue( m_regKey, m_regEntry ) );
}
} RsOptCatch( hrRet );
return( hrRet );
}
/*++
Implements:
CLaDate::SetLadState
Routine Description:
Sets the registry value according to the input parameter.
Arguments:
ladState - LAD_ENABLED or LAD_DISABLED
Return Value:
S_OK - Success
E_NOTIMPL - Operation not supported
E_* - Any unexpected exceptions from lower level routines
--*/
HRESULT
CLaDate::SetLadState(
IN LAD_STATE ladState
)
{
TRACEFNHR( "CLaDate::SetLadState" );
DWORD newVal = (DWORD)0;
try {
if ( !m_regKey ) {
RsOptThrow( E_NOTIMPL );
}
if ( ladState == LAD_DISABLED ) {
newVal = (DWORD)1;
}
RsOptAffirmWin32( RegSetValueEx( m_regKey,
m_regEntry,
(DWORD)0,
REG_DWORD,
(BYTE*)&newVal,
(DWORD)sizeof( DWORD ) ) );
} RsOptCatch( hrRet );
return( hrRet );
}
/*++
Implements:
CLaDate::GetLadState
Routine Description:
Returns the current state of registry value.
Arguments:
ladState - LAD_ENABLED, LAD_DISABLED or LAD_UNSET
Return Value:
S_OK - Success
E_FAIL - Registry value is of bad type or size
E_* - Any unexpected exceptions from lower level routines
--*/
HRESULT
CLaDate::GetLadState(
OUT LAD_STATE* ladState
)
{
TRACEFNHR( "CLaDate::GetLadState" );
DWORD regType;
BYTE regData[sizeof( DWORD )];
DWORD dataSize = sizeof( DWORD );
try {
if( !m_regKey ) {
*ladState = LAD_UNSET;
} else {
RsOptAffirmWin32( RegQueryValueEx( m_regKey,
m_regEntry,
(LPDWORD)0,
&regType,
regData,
&dataSize ) );
if( regType != REG_DWORD || dataSize != sizeof( DWORD ) ) {
*ladState = LAD_ENABLED;
} else {
if ( (DWORD)1 == *( (DWORD*)regData ) ) {
*ladState = LAD_DISABLED;
} else {
*ladState = LAD_ENABLED;
}
}
}
} RsOptCatch( hrRet );
return( hrRet );
}