Interface IEventIOCompletion
Description
This interface is exported by I/O Completion event objects.
IEventIOCompletion derives from IEvent.
Methods
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                                                     Use of this method is discouraged. All the non-deprecated standard attributes are accessible via properties on the appropriate COM interfaces.  | 
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                                                     Use of this method is discouraged. All the non-deprecated standard attributes are accessible via properties on the appropriate COM interfaces.  | 
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                                                     Closes the resource. Sending the resource's COM object's reference count to zero (and thus destroying the object) also executes a close, but this method may be useful for environments with garbage collection or other facilities that make object lifetimes non-deterministic.  | 
                                            
Properties
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                                                     The type of the event. Legal values are: 
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                                                     If the type parameter's value is CUSTOM_EVENT_TYPE, this value contains the custom event type.  | 
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                                                     The HRESULT of the I/O operation.  | 
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                                                     The job ID of the I/O operation.  | 
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                                                     If successful, the number of bytes written/read in the asynchronous I/O operation.  | 
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                                                     The read/written data in the form of a SAFEARRAY of bytes.  | 
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                                                     The read/written data in the form of a BSTR.  |