The tag information varies, but
can include the reparse tag value, one or more tag values, a Globally Unique Identifier (GUID),
the data length, and the actual reparse data.
TIP Directories used as reparse points normally have a special icon attached to them, rather than
using the standard folder icon. In the case of a drive, the icon is a special drive symbol. In other
words, even though the entity is a directory, the system is treating it as a drive attached to that
directory. If you delete the reparse point, the directory remains, but the icon changes back to a
standard folder icon and the remote data is no longer available.
delete Removes the specified reparse point.
Resource
This mode helps you interact with Transactional Resource Managers. A Transactional Resource
Manager is a managed construct that provides a method of tracking and optionally reversing
change to file system objects. You must use this mode to create, discover, and modify the folder
used to hold the transaction information, including the transaction logs. Use the Transaction mode
to work with the transactions contained in the log. This mode uses the following syntax:
FSUtil Resource [create Path] [info Path]
[setautoreset {True | False} RootPath] [setlog Options]
[start Path [RMLogPath TMLogPath]] [stop Path]
The setlog option requires additional explanation.
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