2.2.2.2.13 AUX_PERF_FAILURE Auxiliary Block Structure
The AUX_PERF_FAILURE auxiliary block structure reports a previously failed call to the messaging server or the directory service.
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RequestOperation |
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ClientID (2 bytes): The client identification number.
ServerID (2 bytes): The server identification number.
SessionID (2 bytes): The session identification number.
RequestID (2 bytes): The request identification number.
TimeSinceRequest (4 bytes): The number of milliseconds since a request failure occurred.
TimeToFailRequest (4 bytes): The number of milliseconds the failed request took to complete.
ResultCode (4 bytes): The error code returned for the failed request. Returned error codes are implementation-specific.
RequestOperation (1 byte): The client-defined operation that failed.
Reserved (3 bytes): Padding to enforce alignment of the data on a 4-byte field.