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General Information

File Description: Windows NT MQ Utility DLL  
File Version: 5.01.1110  
Company: Microsoft Corporation  
Product Name: Microsoft Message Queue  
DLL popularity Low - 12 other DLL files in system32 directory are statically linked to this file.
File Size: 460 KB
Total Number of Exported Functions: 132
Total Number of Exported Functions With Names: 132
 

Section Headers

Name Virtual Address Raw Data Size % of File Characteristics Section Contains...
.text 0x00001000 43,520 Bytes 9.2% Read, Execute Code
.data 0x0000c000 1,024 Bytes 0.2% Write, Read Initialized Data
.rsrc 0x0000d000 422,400 Bytes 89.6% Read Initialized Data
.reloc 0x00075000 3,584 Bytes 0.8% Read, Discardable Initialized Data
 

Static Linking

mqutil.dll is statically linked to the following files:

msvcrt.dll
MSVCP60.dll
CRYPT32.dll
RPCRT4.dll
ADVAPI32.dll
KERNEL32.dll
USER32.dll
ole32.dll
mqsec.dll

This means that when mqutil.dll is loaded, the above files are automatically loaded too. If one of these files is corrupted or missing, mqutil.dll won't be loaded.

 

General Resources Information

Resource Type Number of Items Total Size % of File
Icons 24 23,606 Bytes 5.0%
Animated Icons 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
Cursors 1 522 Bytes 0.1%
Animated Cursors 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
Bitmaps 20 51,976 Bytes 11.0%
AVI Files 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
Dialog-Boxes 65 35,224 Bytes 7.5%
HTML Related Files 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
Menus 14 1,346 Bytes 0.3%
Strings 1,214 174,402 Bytes 37.0%
Type Libraries 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
Manifest 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
All Others 4 119,688 Bytes 25.4%
Total 1,342 406,764 Bytes 86.3%
 

Icons in this file

There are 24 icons stored in this DLL file. You can view all these icons in the following small thumbnail:
 

Cursors in this file

There are 1 cursors stored in this DLL file. You can view all these cursors in the following small thumbnail:
 

Dialog-boxes list (up to 200 dialogs)

In the following section, you can find the captions of dialog-boxes stored in this DLL. The list is currently limited to 200 dialogs.
ID Dialog Caption
3515 Select site
8136 Personal Certificates
8137 Certification Authorities
10044 General
10046 Routing
10051 General
10053 General
10059 New Object - Public Queue
10083 General
10103 Property Page
10104 General
10105 Sender
10106 Queues
10147 New Object - Routing Link
10150 Body
10152 Site Gates
10153 Message Queuing User Certificate
10270 Dependent Clients
10300 Send Test Message
10301 Message Route Tracking
10303 Diagnostics
10305 New Queue Path Name
10306 Sites
10307 New Object - Foreign Site
10309 Foreign Site
10310 New Object - Foreign Computer
10311 General
10312 Storage
10314 Message Queuing - Restart System
10315 User Certificate
10316 Mobile
10317 Message Queuing Client
10318 Service Security
10335 General
10336 New Object - Message Queuing Queue Alias
10337 General
10338 General
10339 Rule Condition
10340 Rule Action
10341 Invocation Parameters
10342 General
10343 Attached Rules
10365 Multicast
10385 General
10386 Attached Rules
10387 General
10388 Rule Condition
10389 Rule Action
13001 Message Queuing Upgrade Wizard
13017 Message Queuing Upgrade Wizard
13018 Message Queuing Upgrade Wizard
13019 Message Queuing Upgrade Wizard
13020 Message Queuing Upgrade Wizard
13021 Message Queuing Upgrade Wizard
13025 Message Queuing Upgrade Wizard
13027 Message Queuing Upgrade Wizard
30721 New
 

String resources in this dll (up to 200 strings)

String ID String Text
328 Windows %s %d.%d (Build %d, %s) - MSMQ %d.%d (Build %d)
332 Alpha
392 NT Server/E
393 NT Server
407 NT Workstation
1001 Verifying backup privileges
1002 Checking backup directory
1003 Reading files location
1004 Stopping MSMQ service and dependent services
1005 Checking available disk space
1006 Backing up registry settings
1007 Backing up message files
1008 Starting MSMQ service and depended services
1009 Done
1011 Can't lookup %1 value
1012 Can't enable %1
1013 Can't open the process token
1014 The directory '%1' is not empty. Can't proceed
1015 Can't create file '%1'
1016 Can't write to file '%1'
1017 Can't query registry value '%1'
1018 Can't set registry value '%1'
1019 Can't open MSMQ registry key '\HKLM\%1' for reading
1020 Can't open Service Control Manager
1021 Can't open %1 service
1022 Can't stop %1 service
1023 Can't open MQAC driver
1024 Can't release message files
1025 Can't start %1 service
1026 Can't access '%1'
1027 Can't get free space at '%1'
1028 Can't open MSMQ registry key (\HKLM\%1)
1029 Can't save MSMQ registry settings
1030 Can't restore MSMQ registry settings
1031 Can't open MSMQ registry key '\HKLM\%1' for read/write
1032 Can't copy '%1' to '%2'
1033 Can't create directory '%1'
1034 Not a valid backup, '%1' is missing
1035 Microsoft (R) Message Queue Backup\Restore Utility Version 3.00 Copyright (C) Microsoft 1997-2001. All rights reserved. Usage: mqbkup [-b | -r] [-y] backup_path Arguments: -b backup to backup_path -r restore from backup_path -y don't prompt (Yes to all questions) -? print this help
1036 Can't enumerate the dependencies of service '%1'
1037 Can't allocate memory (not enough memory is available)
1038 Verifying restore privileges
1039 Verifying backup
1040 Restoring registry settings
1041 Remembering SeqID at restore time
1042 Verifying storage directories
1043 Restoring message files
1044 Not enough disk space for backup on '%1'
1045 Can't delete file '%1'
1046 About to delete all files from folder '%1'. Continue? (%2/%3)
1048 Aborting...
1051 Can't process full path name of '%1'
1052 Error: Pathname argument '%1' is too long (maximum allowed: %2!d! characters)
1053 Can't query the status of the '%1' service
1054 Deleting files from folder '%1'
1055 Preparing to stop MSMQ service... As a result, the following processes may be affected:
1056 Close all of the above processes, and hit '%1' to continue or '%2' to stop. If you are not sure what to do choose '%1'. continue?(%1/%2)
1057 Unable to display processes The function '%1' couldn't be loaded.
1058 Unable to display processes The system faild to create processes snapshot.
1059 Unable to display processes The system faild to locate dbghelp.dll
2001 Enumerates the relational operators for a query.
2002 Enumerates the transaction options when sending and receiving a message.
2003 Enumerates the cursor operations when synchronously or asynchronously peeking at or retrieving a message.
2004 Enumerates the classes of a message.
2005 Enumerates the delivery modes of a message.
2006 Enumerates the acknowledgement modes for a message.
2007 Enumerates the journaling for a message.
2008 Enumerates the tracing options for a message.
2009 Enumerates the sender identifier types for a message.
2010 Enumerates the privacy levels for a message.
2011 Enumerates the authorization levels for a message.
2012 Enumerates message identification property sizes.
2013 Enumerates the maximum length for the message label.
2014 Enumerates the sharing modes for an open queue.
2015 Enumerates the access (send, peek, receive) modes for an open queue.
2016 Enumerates the journaling modes for a queue.
2017 Enumerates the transactional modes for a queue.
2018 Enumerates the authentication modes for a queue.
2019 Enumerates the privacy levels for a queue.
2020 Enumerates the minimum and maximum queue priorities.
2021 Enumerates the maximum length for a queue label and pathname.
2022 Enumerates the default values for message and queue properties.
2023 Enumerates all Message Queuing errors.
2024 Enumerates all Message Queuing warnings.
2025 Interface providing Message Queuing lookup facilities that are used to locate public queues.
2026 Object providing Message Queuing lookup facilities that are used to locate public queues.
2027 Interface describing a message. A message can be created and sent to a queue or obtained from a queue.
2028 Object describing a message. A message can be created and sent to a queue or obtained from a queue.
2029 Interface describing an open queue that supports message retrieval. Obtained by invoking the MSMQQueueInfo.Open method.
2030 Interface describing outgoing asynchronous Message Queuing events that is used for notification of asynchronous message arrival.
2031 Outgoing event dispinterface that is used to support asynchronous message notifications.
2032 Object describing an open queue that supports message retrieval. Obtained by invoking the MSMQQueueInfo.Open method.
2033 Object describing outgoing asynchronous events. Used for notification of asynchronous message arrival.
2034 Interface describing a queue.
2035 Object describing a queue. Used to create, delete, and open queues.
2036 Interface describing the collection of queues produced by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue.
2037 Object describing the collection of queues produced by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue.
2038 Interface describing the MSMQ transaction object. Supports the standard ITransaction methods Commit and Abort.
2039 Object implementing the MSMQ transaction object. Supports the standard ITransaction methods Commit and Abort.
2040 Interface describing DTCtransaction dispenser. Supports creating new DTC transactions.
2041 Object implementing the DTC transaction dispenser. Supports creating new DTC transactions.
2042 Interface describing the MSMQ transaction dispenser. Supports creating new MSMQ internal transactions.
2043 Object implementing the MSMQ transaction dispenser. Supports creating new MSMQ internal transactions.
2044 Interface describing the MSMQ application object.
2045 Object implementing the MSMQ application object. Provides global functionality.
2046 Produces a collection of public queues that match a specified selection criteria. Queries Active Directory.
2047 Property indicating the class of message. Possible values are defined by MQMSGCLASS enumeration
2048 Property indicating the privacy level of a message. Possible values are defined by MQMSGPRIVLEVEL enumeration.
2049 Property indicating the authorization level of a message. Possible values are defined by MQMSGAUTHLEVEL enumeration.
2050 Property indicating whether a message was authenticated or not. Possible values are 1 and 0.
2051 Property indicating the delivery mode of a message. Possible values defined by MQMSGDELIVERY enumeration.
2052 Property indicating the tracing option for a message. Possible values are defined by MQMSGTRACE enumeration.
2053 Property indicating the priority level of a message. The range must be between MQ_MIN_PRIORITY and MQ_MAX_PRIORITY.
2054 Property indicating the journaling option for a message. Possible values are defined by MQMSGJOURNAL enumeration.
2055 Property indicating the response queue for the message.
2056 Property containing application-specific information.
2057 Property identifying the computer where the message originated.
2058 Property indicating the length (in bytes) of the message body.
2059 Property containing the message body. It is of Variant type and can contain any intrinsic type and persistent object.
2060 Property indicating the administration queue for the message.
2061 Property containing the MSMQ-generated identifier (array of bytes) for the message.
2062 Property indicating the correlation identifier (array of bytes) for the message.
2063 Property indicating what kind of acknowledgement message is returned. Possible values are defined by MQMSGACKNOWLEDGEMENT enumeration.
2064 Property indicating the label of the message.
2065 Property indicating the amount of time allowed to deliver the message to its destination queue.
2066 Property indicating the amount of time the receiving application has to retreive the message from its destination queue.
2067 Property indicating which hash algorithm to use when authenticating the message.
2068 Property indicating which encryption algorithm to use when encrypting the message body of a private message.
2069 Property indicating when the message was sent. The type is Variant Date.
2070 Property indicating when the message arrived at its destination queue. The type is Variant Date.
2071 Property indicating the destination queue of the message. Typically used when reading response messages, or messages in machine journals or dead-letter queues.
2072 Property containing the security certificate of a message. The type is an array of bytes.
2073 Property containing the sender identifier of the message. The type is an array of bytes.
2074 Property indicating what type of identifier is attached to the message. Possible values are defined by MSMQSENDERIDTYPE enumeration.
2075 Method used to send a message to the destination queue. Can optionally be part of a transaction.
2076 Method used to associate the current security context with a message.
2077 Property indicating the access mode of a queue. Possible values are defined by MQACCESS enumeration.
2078 Property indicating the share mode of a queue. Possible values are defined by MQSHARE enumeration.
2079 Property referring to an MSMQQueueInfo instance describing the queue.
2080 Property indicating the internal handle of an open queue instance. Useful for directly calling Message Queuing APIs.
2081 Property indicating whether or not the queue object refers to an open instance of a queue. Possible values are 1 and 0.
2082 Method to close an open instance of a queue.
2083 Method to synchronously retrieve a message from a queue. It always removes the first message in the queue regardless of the position of the implicit cursor. Optional parameters include ReceiveTimeout (default set to INFINITE), Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), and WantBody (default set to True).
2084 Method to synchronously peek at the first message in the queue, regardless of the implicit cursor position. Optional parameters include ReceiveTimeout (default set to INFINITE), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), and WantBody (default set to True).
2085 Method to enable asynchronous notification of arriving messages. It can use the queue's implicit cursor. The user-defined MSMQEvent_Arrived event handler is invoked when a message arrives at the location specified by the optional Cursor parameter (default is first message in the queue), or a timeout occurs. The user-defined MSMQEvent_ArrivedError is invoked if the asynchronous message retrieval results in an error.
2086 Method that resets the queue's implicit cursor to the beginning of the queue.
2087 Method to synchronously remove the current message from the queue. Retrieves the message at the position pointed to by the implicit cursor. Optional parameters include ReceiveTimeout (default set to INFINITE), Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), and WantBody (default set to True).
2088 Method to synchronously peek at the next message in the queue. When called, the implicit cursor is first advanced and then the message is returned. Optional parameters include ReceiveTimeout (default set to INFINITE), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), and WantBody (default set to True).
2089 Method to synchronously peek at the current message in the queue (the message pointed at by the implicit cursor). The implicit cursor is not advanced. Optional parameters include ReceiveTimeout (default set to INFINITE), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), and WantBody (default set to True).
2090 Property indicating the identifier of the public queue.
2091 Property identifying the type of service provided by the queue.
2092 Property indicating the label of the queue.
2093 Property indicating the pathname (physical location) of the queue.
2094 Property that identifies the queue. The format name of a queue is generated by MSMQ when the queue is created, or generated later by the application.
2095 Property indicating whether the queue is transactional or non-transactional. If the queue is transactional, all messages sent to the queue must be part of a transaction. Possible values are 1 and 0.
2096 Property that specifies the privacy level that is required by the queue. The privacy level determines how the queue handles private (encrypted) messages. Possible values are defined by the MQPRIVLEVEL enumeration.
2097 Property that specifies if the messages retrieved from the queue are copied to the queue's journal queue. Possible values are defined by the MQJOURNAL enumeration.
2098 Property that specifies the maximum size (in kilobytes) of the queue.
2099 Property that specifies the base priority for all messages sent to a public queue. The queue's base priority has no effect on the order of the messages in the queue, or how messages are read from the queue.
2100 Property that indicates the time and date when the queue was created. The type is Variant Date.
2101 Property that indicates the time and date when the queue's properties were last modified. The type is Variant Date.
2102 Property that specifies whether or not the queue only accepts authenticated messages. If the authentication level of the message does not match the authentication level of the queue, the message is rejected by the queue. Possible values are defined by the MQAUTHENTICATE enumeration.
2103 Property that specifies the maximum size (in kilobytes) of the journal queue.
2104 Method used to create a new queue. The PathName property is required to create a queue. The FormatName property is updated when the queue is created. Optional parameters include IsWorldReadable (default set to False) and IsTransactional (default set to False).
2105 Method used to delete queue. The PathName propety must be specified to delete a queue.
2106 Method used to open a queue. The PathName property must be specified to open a queue. Parameters include Access (send, peek, or receive) and ShareMode (exclusive or all).
2107 Method used to refresh the properties of a public queue from Active Directory.
2108 Method used to update Active Directory with the public queue's current properties.
2109 Method used to reset the implicit cursor to the start of a collection of queues produced by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue.
2110 Method used to advance the implicit cursor to the next element of a collection of queues produced by MSMQQuery.LookupQueue.
2111 Property that indicates the underlying "magic cookie" used by a transaction dispenser.
2112 Method used to commit an MSMQ transaction.
2113 Method used to abort an MSMQ transaction.
2114 Method used to obtain a new transaction from a transaction dispenser.
2115 Global function used to map a computer name to a unique identifier. For example, this identifier can be used to construct a format name for a computer so that its journal queue can be opened.
2116 User-defined method invoked when a message arrives at a queue.
2117 User-defined method invoked when an error is returned while reading messages asynchronously.
2118 Property that indicates who can read messages in the queue. If set to 0 (the default), all users can send messages to the queue but only the owner of the queue can read messages from it. If set to 1, all users can read messages from the queue.
2119 Enumerates the various hashing and encryption algorithms.
2120 Interface describing the MSMQ transaction object. Supports the standard ITransaction methods Commit and Abort.
2121 Method used to initialize a new MSMQ transaction object with an existing transaction.
2122 Interface describing the MSMQ application object.
2123 Method used to register a user certificate in Active Directory.
2124 Enumerates the flags when registering a certificate.
2125 Register a new certificate
2126 Register a new certificate only if one is not registered yet
2127 Interface describing MSMQ queue.
2128 Property indicating the pathname (physical location) of the queue. The computer portion of the pathname is in DNS format.
2139 Interface describing a message. A message can be created and sent to a queue or obtained from a queue.
2140 Property indicating the software version of MSMQ used to send the message.
2141 Property that provides a place to put additional information that is associated with the message. Type is an array of bytes.
2142 Property indicating that some message properties typically generated by MSMQ are generated externally from MSMQ.
2143 Property identifying the transaction status queue on the source computer.
2144 Property that specifies the symmetric key used to encrypt messages. The type is an array of bytes.
2145 Property that specifies the digital signature used to authenticate the message. The type is an array of bytes.
2146 Property that specifies the type of cryptographic service provider used to generate the message's digital signature.
2147 Property that specifies the name of the cryptographic provider used to generate the message's digital signature.
2148 Property indicating the class of message. Possible values are defined by MQMSGCLASS enumeration.
2149 Interface describing an open queue: supports message retrieval.
2150 Method to synchronously retrieve a message from a queue. It always removes the first message in queue regardless of the position of the implicit cursor. Optional parameters include ReceiveTimeout (default set to INFINITE), Transaction (default set to MTS Transaction), WantDestinationQueue (default set to False), WantBody (default set to True), and WantConnectorType (default set to False).
 

COM Classes/Interfaces

There is no type library in this file with COM classes/interfaces information

 

Exported Functions List

The following functions are exported by this dll:
GetFalconKeyValue
GetFalconSectionName
MQGetResourceHandle
MQUInitGlobalScurityVars
MSMQGetOperatingSystem
MSMQGetQMTypeString
SetFalconKeyValue
SetFalconServiceName
SetupIsLocalSystemCluster
ShutDownDebugWindow
bool __stdcall IsLocalSystemCluster(void)
class CCancelRpc g_CancelRpc
class CCriticalSection * __stdcall GetRegCS(void)
class CHCryptProv g_hProvVer
class COutputReport Report
int __stdcall mqrpcIsAuthenticatedCall(void *)
int __stdcall mqrpcIsLocalCall(void *)
long __stdcall DeleteFalconKeyValue(unsigned short const *)
long __stdcall GetComputerDnsNameInternal(unsigned short *,unsigned long *)
long __stdcall GetComputerNameInternal(unsigned short *,unsigned long *)
long __stdcall GetFalconKey(unsigned short const *,struct HKEY__ * *)
long __stdcall GetThisServerIpPort(unsigned short *,unsigned long)
long __stdcall GetThreadUserSid(unsigned char * *,unsigned long *)
long __stdcall HashMessageProperties(unsigned long,unsigned char const *,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned char const *,unsigned long,unsigned short const *,unsigned long,struct QUEUE_FORMAT const *,struct QUEUE_FORMAT const *)
long __stdcall HashProperties(unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned long *,struct tagPROPVARIANT *)
long __stdcall MQGetCaConfig(unsigned long *,class MQ_CA_CONFIG * *)
long __stdcall MQSetCaConfig(unsigned long,class MQ_CA_CONFIG *)
long __stdcall MQUGetAcName(unsigned short *)
long __stdcall XactGetDTC(struct IUnknown * *,unsigned long *,unsigned char * *)
long __stdcall mqrpcBindQMService(unsigned short *,unsigned long,unsigned short *,enum _tagMQRPC_AUTHENTICATION_LEVEL *,int *,void * *,unsigned long,unsigned long (__stdcall*)(void *,unsigned long),int *,unsigned long)
long __stdcall mqrpcUnbindQMService(void * *,unsigned short * *)
mqrpcSetLocalRpcMutualAuth
private: long __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::CopyProperty(struct tagPROPVARIANT &,struct tagPROPVARIANT *)
private: long __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::InitProperty(unsigned char const *,unsigned long *,unsigned long,struct tagPROPVARIANT &)
private: long __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::SerializeProperty(struct tagPROPVARIANT &,unsigned char *,unsigned long *)
private: static unsigned long __stdcall CCancelRpc::CancelThread(void *)
private: unsigned short __thiscall COutputReport::GetSeverityCode(unsigned long)
private: void __thiscall CCancelRpc::ProcessEvents(void)
private: void __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::DeleteProperty(struct tagPROPVARIANT &)
private: void __thiscall COutputReport::UpdateRegistry(unsigned short const *)
private: void __thiscall CRestriction::Grow(void)
public: __thiscall CCancelRpc::CCancelRpc(class CCancelRpc const &)
public: __thiscall CCancelRpc::CCancelRpc(void)
public: __thiscall CCancelRpc::~CCancelRpc(void)
public: __thiscall CColumns::CColumns(class CColumns const &)
public: __thiscall CColumns::CColumns(unsigned int)
public: __thiscall CColumns::~CColumns(void)
public: __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::CDSBaseUpdate(class CDSBaseUpdate const &)
public: __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::CDSBaseUpdate(void)
public: __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::~CDSBaseUpdate(void)
public: __thiscall COutputReport::COutputReport(void)
public: __thiscall COutputReport::~COutputReport(void)
public: __thiscall CRestriction::CRestriction(class CRestriction const &)
public: __thiscall CRestriction::CRestriction(unsigned int)
public: __thiscall CRestriction::~CRestriction(void)
public: __thiscall CSort::CSort(class CSort const &)
public: __thiscall CSort::CSort(unsigned int)
public: __thiscall CSort::~CSort(void)
public: __thiscall CSortKey::CSortKey(unsigned long const &,unsigned long)
public: __thiscall CSortKey::CSortKey(void)
public: __thiscall CSortKey::~CSortKey(void)
public: class CCancelRpc & __thiscall CCancelRpc::operator=(class CCancelRpc const &)
public: class CDSBaseUpdate & __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::operator=(class CDSBaseUpdate const &)
public: class COutputReport & __thiscall COutputReport::operator=(class COutputReport const &)
public: class CPropertyRestriction const & __thiscall CRestriction::GetChild(unsigned int)const
public: class CRestriction & __thiscall CRestriction::operator=(class CRestriction const &)
public: class CSeqNum const & __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetPrevSeqNum(void)const
public: class CSeqNum const & __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetPurgeSeqNum(void)const
public: class CSeqNum const & __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetSeqNum(void)const
public: class CSortKey & __thiscall CSortKey::operator=(class CSortKey const &)
public: class CSortKey const & __thiscall CSort::Get(unsigned int)const
public: long __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetSerializeSize(unsigned long *)
public: long __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::Init(struct _GUID const *,class CSeqNum const &,class CSeqNum const &,class CSeqNum const &,int,unsigned char,unsigned long,struct _GUID const *,unsigned long,unsigned long *,struct tagPROPVARIANT *)
public: long __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::Init(struct _GUID const *,class CSeqNum const &,class CSeqNum const &,class CSeqNum const &,int,unsigned char,unsigned long,unsigned short *,unsigned long,unsigned long *,struct tagPROPVARIANT *)
public: long __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::Init(unsigned char const *,unsigned long *,int)
public: long __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::Serialize(unsigned char *,unsigned long *,int)
public: struct _GUID * __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetGuidIdentifier(void)
public: struct _GUID const * __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetMasterId(void)
public: struct tagMQCOLUMNSET * __thiscall CColumns::CastToStruct(void)
public: struct tagMQRESTRICTION * __thiscall CRestriction::CastToStruct(void)
public: struct tagMQSORTSET * __thiscall CSort::CastToStruct(void)
public: struct tagPROPVARIANT * __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetVars(void)
public: unsigned char __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetCommand(void)
public: unsigned char __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::getNumOfProps(void)
public: unsigned int __thiscall CColumns::Count(void)const
public: unsigned int __thiscall CRestriction::Count(void)const
public: unsigned int __thiscall CSort::Count(void)const
public: unsigned long * __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetProps(void)
public: unsigned long __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetObjectType(void)
public: unsigned long __thiscall CSortKey::GetOrder(void)const
public: unsigned long const & __thiscall CColumns::Get(unsigned int)const
public: unsigned long const & __thiscall CSortKey::GetProperty(void)const
public: unsigned short * __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::GetPathName(void)
public: void __cdecl COutputReport::ReportStringMsg(unsigned short,unsigned long,unsigned short,...)
public: void __thiscall CCancelRpc::Add(void *,long)
public: void __thiscall CCancelRpc::CancelRequests(long)
public: void __thiscall CCancelRpc::Init(void)
public: void __thiscall CCancelRpc::Remove(void *)
public: void __thiscall CCancelRpc::ShutDownCancelThread(void)
public: void __thiscall CColumns::Add(unsigned long const &)
public: void __thiscall CColumns::Remove(unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CColumns::`default constructor closure'(void)
public: void __thiscall CDSBaseUpdate::SetPrevSeqNum(class CSeqNum &)
public: void __thiscall COutputReport::KeepErrorHistory(enum enumLogComponents,unsigned short const *,unsigned short,long)
public: void __thiscall COutputReport::KeepEventHistory(unsigned long)
public: void __thiscall COutputReport::ReportMsg(unsigned long,unsigned long,void *,unsigned short,unsigned short const * *,unsigned short)
public: void __thiscall COutputReport::SetDbgInst(struct HINSTANCE__ *)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddChild(class CPropertyRestriction const &)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(class CMQVariant const &,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(long,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(short,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(struct _GUID *,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(struct tagBLOB &,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(struct tagCACLSID *,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(struct tagCALPWSTR *,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(unsigned char,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::AddRestriction(unsigned short *,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::SetChild(class CPropertyRestriction const &,unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CRestriction::`default constructor closure'(void)
public: void __thiscall CSort::Add(class CSortKey const &)
public: void __thiscall CSort::Add(unsigned long const &,unsigned long)
public: void __thiscall CSort::Remove(unsigned int)
public: void __thiscall CSort::`default constructor closure'(void)
public: void __thiscall CSortKey::SetOrder(unsigned long const &)
public: void __thiscall CSortKey::SetProperty(unsigned long const &)
unsigned int __stdcall UnalignedWcslen(unsigned short const *)
unsigned long __stdcall GetFalconServiceName(unsigned short *,unsigned long)
unsigned long __stdcall mqrpcGetLocalCallPID(void *)
void * g_pWorldSid
void __stdcall ComposeLocalEndPoint(unsigned short const *,unsigned short * *)
void __stdcall MQFreeCaConfig(class MQ_CA_CONFIG *)

 

Imported Functions List

The following functions are imported by this dll: