# Function Reference

# _WinNet_GetResourceParent

Returns the parent of a network resource in the network browse hierarchy

#include <WinNet.au3>
_WinNet_GetResourceParent ( $sRemoteName, $sProvider [, $iType = 0] )

## Parameters

$sRemoteName | The remote path name of the resource
$sProvider | The name of the provider that owns the resource
$iType | [optional] Type of resource. This member can be 0 if it is not known.

## Return Value

Success: | an array with the following format: $aResource[0] - Scope of enumeration: 0 - Connected 1 - All resources 2 - Remembered $aResource[1] - Type of resource: 0 - Disk 1 - Print 2 - Unknown $aResource[2] - Display option: 0 - Generic 1 - Domain 2 - Server 3 - Share 4 - File 5 - Group 6 - Network 7 - Root 8 - Admin Share 9 - Directory 10 - Tree 11 - NDS Container $aResource[3] - Resource usage. Can be one or more of the following: 1 - The resource is a connectable resource 2 - The resource is a container resource 4 - The resource is attached 8 - Thre resource is reserved $aResource[4] - Local name $aResource[5] - Remote name $aResource[6] - Comment supplied by the network provider $aResource[7] - The name of the provider that owns the resource
Failure: | sets the @error flag to non-zero.

## See Also

Search WNetGetResourceParent in MSDN Library.