2.2.2.3 Doc Flags

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10/13/2020

Doc Flags is a 4-byte unsigned integer bit mask that provides metadata about the document, which can have one or more flags set. The values of the Doc Flags bits are specified as follows.

Value	Description
0x00000001	This document contains dynamic content to be sent through the CAML interpreter, an implementation-specific dynamic content generation component. An example of this would be a category Web bot present in the source of the page.
0x00000002	The document is a "sub image" of another document. This is set if this document is an automatically generated thumbnail or web image based on another item in the store.
0x00000004	The document is a type for which there was a registered parser available at the time it was saved. A parser is an implementation-specific component that can extract data and metadata from a document, which can then be used to build a list of hyperlinks and fields for content types.
0x00000008	The document is a type that can contain hyperlinks.
0x00000010	The document has an associated resource in the "_private" folder that is renamed in parallel when this file is renamed. An example of this is the count file for a hit counter Web bot.
0x00000020	The document is currently checked out to a user.
0x00000040	The document is unghosted.
0x00000080	The document is a page which contains a personalized view (showing Web Parts that are specific to the user that browsed to the page).
0x00000100	The document is a type that can have a binary stream.
0x00000200	The document is currently checked out to a location on the user's client system.
0x00000400	The document has child documents created by the document transformations feature.
0x00000800	The document is only a namespace entry for a list item (that is, it corresponds to an item in a non-document library list that is filtered out from file system–centric enumerations).
0x00001000	Unused.
0x00002000	The document has properties in its metainfo defining a custom order of the content types. This is only valid for folders.
0x00004000	The document MUST be unghosted when "undirtied" (that is, when dependency updates are performed for the document). This is used for documents such as a document library template, which is provisioned as ghosted but ought to be unghosted to demote content type information on the containing document library whenever that information is updated.
0x00008000	Used when a 0-byte document is saved to a document library with required check out and at least one required field (2). This is common in migration scenarios or with the use of older versions of the Windows WebDAV redirector against the Windows SharePoint Service WebDAV implementation.
0xFFFF0000	Currently unused and MUST be ignored.