Related file object

A pointer to whatever additional state a driver maintains about the file object; otherwise, NULL. A pointer to the file object's read-only section object. This member is set only by file systems and used for Cache Manager interaction. An opaque member, set only by file systems, that points to handle-specific information and that is used for Cache Manager interaction.

The file object pointed to by this member is usually a directory meaning the current file has been opened relative to this directory. However, a file can be reopened relative to itself, and alternate data streams for a file can be opened relative to an already open primary data stream for that same file. A read-only member. If TRUE , at least one lock operation has been performed on the file object. If TRUE , a delete operation for the file associated with the file object exists.

If TRUE , the file associated with the file object has been opened for read access. If TRUE , the file associated with the file object has been opened for write access.

If TRUE , the file associated with the file object has been opened for delete access. If TRUE , the file associated with the file object has been opened for read sharing access.

If TRUE , the file associated with the file object has been opened for write sharing access. Contents Exit focus mode. IoGetRelatedDeviceObject function wdm.

Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? While creating this field you will be asked to add the related list to the first object layout choose yes. Now when you go to first object's record you will find the related list. Holly Hunt 10 I really appreciate your help Ahmad. That worked and now I just have to tweak the objects to contain the necessary fields.

Everything I had read said we needed to use visualforce to do this. I'm thankful for this response You need to sign in to do that. Once we have this counter on the record, we can use a validation rule to check if it is greater than zero — to indicate if a file has been uploaded or not. For cases it does not work properly. It counts files if they are added manually, but if a file is added for example by outlook integration log email through outlook to a case then it does not find that Files.

Any clue? If this is correct, it suggests that when Outlook integration is adding files they are not related directly to the case. If you have the Salesforce inspector tool Chrome plugin , open one of these cases, look at all data and see if you can find what the file is related to.

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