Decoded Windows file attribute bit. Values come from the FILE_ATTRIBUTE_* constants documented at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/file-attribute-constants.
Values
| Enum Value | Description |
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File is read-only; applications can read but not write to it. |
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File is hidden from default directory listings. |
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File is used by the operating system. |
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The path entry is a directory rather than a file. |
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File is flagged for incremental backup; cleared by backup software after archiving. |
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Reserved for device-class files (kernel sets this; rarely user-visible). |
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File has no other attributes set. Mutually exclusive with the other bits. |
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File is temporary and may be deleted soon; storage drivers may keep its data in memory. |
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File is a sparse file (large logical size with sparsely allocated clusters). |
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File holds a reparse point (symlink, mount point, or similar). |
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File or directory is NTFS-compressed. |
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File data has been moved to offline storage; reading may trigger a recall. |
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File should not be indexed by the content indexing service. |
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File is encrypted with EFS (or, for directories, new children encrypt by default). |
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File has the integrity stream attribute (verified by checksum on ReFS / specific NTFS). |
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File is a virtual file backed by something other than disk (system-managed). |
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File is excluded from data integrity scrubbing. |
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File has extended attributes. |
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File is pinned to local storage; cloud providers must keep a local copy. |
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File is allowed to be evicted from local storage by cloud-sync providers. |
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File's content is held by a cloud provider and will be recalled on access. |
Used by
EndpointPathWindowstype: Windows-specific EndpointPath fields.
Example
Example
"READONLY"