PS_CREATE_NOTIFY_INFO structure
The PS_CREATE_NOTIFY_INFO structure provides information about a newly created process.
Syntax
typedef struct _PS_CREATE_NOTIFY_INFO {
SIZE_T Size;
union {
ULONG Flags;
struct {
ULONG FileOpenNameAvailable :1;
ULONG Reserved :31;
};
};
HANDLE ParentProcessId;
CLIENT_ID CreatingThreadId;
struct _FILE_OBJECT *FileObject;
PCUNICODE_STRING ImageFileName;
PCUNICODE_STRING CommandLine;
NTSTATUS CreationStatus;
} PS_CREATE_NOTIFY_INFO, *PPS_CREATE_NOTIFY_INFO;
Members
- Size
-
The size, in bytes, of this structure. The operating system uses this size to indicate the type of structure that it passes to CreateProcessNotifyEx. Currently, this member is always sizeof(PS_CREATE_NOTIFY_INFO).
- Flags
-
Reserved. Use the FileOpenNameAvailable member instead.
- FileOpenNameAvailable
-
A Boolean value that specifies whether the ImageFileName member contains the exact file name that is used to open the process executable file.
- Reserved
-
Reserved for system use.
- ParentProcessId
-
The process ID of the parent process for the new process. Note that the parent process is not necessarily the same process as the process that created the new process. The new process can inherit certain properties of the parent process, such as handles or shared memory. (The process ID of the process creator is given by CreatingThreadId->UniqueProcess.)
- CreatingThreadId
-
The process ID and thread ID of the process and thread that created the new process. CreatingThreadId->UniqueProcess contains the process ID, and CreatingThreadId->UniqueThread contains the thread ID.
- FileObject
-
A pointer to the file object for the process executable file.
- ImageFileName
-
A pointer to a UNICODE_STRING string that holds the file name of the executable. If the FileOpenNameAvailable member is TRUE, the string specifies the exact file name that is used to open the executable file. If FileOpenNameAvailable is FALSE, the operating system might provide only a partial name.
- CommandLine
-
A pointer to a UNICODE_STRING string that holds the command that is used to execute the process. If the command is not available, CommandLine is NULL.
- CreationStatus
-
The NTSTATUS value to return for the process-creation operation. Drivers can change this value to an error code to prevent the process from being created.
Requirements
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Version | Available in Windows Vista and later versions of the Windows operating system. |
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Build date: 4/2/2012
