CallbackFilter.DeleteFilterRule method
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Pascal C++ (Lib) C++ (VCL) C++ (.NET) C# VB.NETOverview
This method deletes the on-boot filter rule.
Declaration
[Pascal]
function DeleteFilterDefaultRule(Mask : WideString;
AccessFlag : LongWord;
ProductName : AnsiString): boolean;
[C++ (Lib)]
bool DeleteFilterDefaultRule(LPCWSTR Mask,
CbFltAccessFlags AccessFlag,
LPCSTR ProductName);
[C++ (VCL)]
bool __fastcall DeleteFilterDefaultRule(WideString Mask,
unsigned long AccessFlag,
AnsiString ProductName);
[C++ (.NET)]
bool DeleteFilterDefaultRule(String^ Mask,
CbFltAccessFlags AccessFlag,
String^ ProductName);
[C#]
bool DeleteFilterDefaultRule(String Mask,
CbFltAccessFlags AccessFlag,
String ProductName);
[VB.NET]
Function DeleteFilterDefaultRule(ByVal Mask As String,
ByVal AccessFlag As CbFltAccessFlags,
ByVal ProductName As String) As Boolean
Parameters
- Mask - mask of the files to apply filter to
- AccessFlag - access filter flag
- ProductName - the name or symbolic identifier of the program that has set the rule
Return values
TRUE / true if the function succeeded or FALSE / false if the function failed.
Description
Use this method to remove the desired on-boot filter rule, previously set using AddFilterDefaultRule() method.
ProductName is used to distinguish the rules, set by different applications or modules. The value is used as a key in registry, so keep it short but unique. String format of GUID value works fine.
Read more about default rules.
See also
AddFilterDefaultRule DisableDefaultRules GetFilterDefaultCount GetFilterDefaultRule