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The following table shows the credential manager functions with a description of the purpose of each.
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This function frees the buffer that is allocated by CeCredRead. This function is deprecated. Use the CredFreefunction instead. |
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This function returns a pointer to a credential structure that is specified by the target string. This function is deprecated. Use the CredReadfunction instead. |
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This function creates or updates a credential that is specified by the target string. This function is deprecated. Use the CredWritefunction instead. |
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This function deletes the credential that is uniquely identified by the tuple that contains the credential type and the target ID associated with the credential. |
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This function frees the buffer that is allocated by the credential manager using CredRead. This function replaces CeCredFree. |
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This function retrieves credential information that is uniquely identified by the tuple that contains the credential type and the target ID associated with the credential. This function replaces CeCredRead. |
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This function updates the credential that is uniquely identified by the tuple that contains the credential type and the target ID associated with the credential. |
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This function creates a credential that is uniquely identified by the tuple that contains the credential type and the target ID associated with the credential. This function replaces CeCredWrite. |