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The VMVMState enumeration specifies the state of a virtual machine.
Syntax
typedef enum {
vmVMState_Invalid = 0,
vmVMState_TurnedOff = 1,
vmVMState_Saved = 2,
vmVMState_TurningOn = 3,
vmVMState_Restoring = 4,
vmVMState_Running = 5,
vmVMState_Paused = 6,
vmVMState_Saving = 7,
vmVMState_TurningOff = 8,
vmVMState_MergingDrives = 9,
vmVMState_DeleteMachine = 10
} VMVMState;
Constants
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vmVMState_Invalid
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Invalid virtual machine state. If the virtual machine exists, this state should not occur.
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vmVMState_TurnedOff
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The virtual machine is off and the guest was not previously saved.
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vmVMState_Saved
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The virtual machine is off but the guest is saved.
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vmVMState_TurningOn
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The virtual machine is turning on or restoring.
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vmVMState_Restoring
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The virtual machine is restoring the previous state of the virtual machine.
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vmVMState_Running
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The virtual machine is restored and turned on, not suspended.
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vmVMState_Paused
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The virtual machine is turned on but has paused execution.
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vmVMState_Saving
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The virtual machine is saving the current state of the virtual machine.
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vmVMState_TurningOff
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The virtual machine is turning off.
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vmVMState_MergingDrives
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The virtual machine is merging undo drives.
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vmVMState_DeleteMachine
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The virtual machine is being deleted.
Requirements
Product |
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 onWindows Server 2003 |
Download |
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 Update onWindows Server 2008orWindows Server 2003 |
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