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; flag: is used to indicate discarding of cached data. | ; flag: is used to indicate discarding of cached data. | ||
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int far pascal FS_FLUSHBUF(hVPB, flag) | int far pascal FS_FLUSHBUF(hVPB, flag) | ||
Revision as of 17:01, 21 May 2019
Flushes cache buffers for a specific volume.
Syntax
int far pascal FS_FLUSHBUF(hVPB, flag)
Parameters
- hVPB
- is the handle to the volume for flush.
- flag
- is used to indicate discarding of cached data.
- 0 indicates cached data may be retained.
- 1 indicates the FSD will discard any cached data after flushing it to the specified volume.
- All other values are reserved.
Returns
None.
Sample
unsigned short hVPB; unsigned short flag; int far pascal FS_FLUSHBUF(hVPB, flag)