Hi All
Is there any way by which i can relate Two different FILE_OBJECT coming from same source. Actually i have to identify relation between save and save as for a file at kernel level. Since if i save any file at Win32 and later if i do save as the same file. Is there any way by which i can identify these two calls are coming for same data.
Regards
Raghwendra
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I wouldn’t think there would be an easy way, since the save as will appear
to be another file create. In this create, there won’t be necessarily any
relation from the file name to the original file name.
Matt
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Hi All
Is there any way by which i can relate Two different FILE_OBJECT coming
from same source. Actually i have to identify relation between save and save
as for a file at kernel level. Since if i save any file at Win32 and later
if i do save as the same file. Is there any way by which i can identify
these two calls are coming for same data.
Regards
Raghwendra
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