The RasSetSubEntryProperties function creates a new subentry or modifies an existing subentry of a specified phone-book entry.
DWORD RasSetSubEntryProperties(
LPTSTR lpszPhonebook, |
// pointer to full path and filename of phone-book file |
// pointer to the full path and filename of the phone-book file |
LPTSTR lpszEntry, |
// pointer to an entry name |
// pointer to an entry name |
DWORD dwSubEntry, |
// index of the subentry |
// |
LPRASSUBENTRY lpRasSubEntry, |
// pointer to structure containing information about subentry |
// |
DWORD dwcb |
// size, in bytes, of the structure |
// |
); |
The structure might be followed by an array of null-terminated alternate phone
number strings. The last string is terminated by two consecutive null
characters. The dwAlternateOffset member of the RASSUBENTRY
structure contains the offset to the first string.
If the function succeeds, the return value is zero.
If the function fails, the return value can be one of the following error codes.
Value |
Meaning |
ERROR_BUFFER_INVALID |
The address or buffer specified by lpRasEntry is invalid. |
ERROR_CANNOT_FIND_PHONEBOOK_ENTRY |
The phone-book entry does not exist. |
ERROR_CANNOT_OPEN_PHONEBOOK |
The phone book is corrupted or missing components. |
ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER |
The function was called with an invalid parameter. |
A RAS phone-book entry can have zero or more subentries, each minimally consisting of a device and a phone number. A phone-book entry with multiple subentries can be configured to dial either the first available subentry or all subentries when the entry is dialed.
Use the RasGetEntryProperties function to retrieve a RASENTRY structure containing information about the subentries of a phone-book entry. The dwSubEntries member indicates the number of subentries and the dwDialMode member indicates the dialing configuration.