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<h1>Name</h1>
<b>VixFindItemType</b>
<h1>Description</h1>
These are the types of searches you can do with VixHost_FindItems().
<h1>Values</h1>
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<dt><i>VIX_FIND_RUNNING_VMS</i></dt>
<dd>
Finds all virtual machines currently running on the host.
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<dt><i>VIX_FIND_REGISTERED_VMS</i></dt>
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Finds all virtual machines registered on the host.
                          This search applies only to platform products that maintain
                          a virtual machine registry, such as ESX/ESXi and VMware Server,
                          but not Workstation or Player.
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<h1>Requirements</h1>
vix.h, since VMware Server 1.0.
<h1>Example</h1>
This example shows how to initiate a search for running virtual machines.
The results of the search are to be collected in a callback routine named VixDiscoveryProc().
See the functional description for VixHost_FindItems() for a more complete sample.
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VixError err = VIX_OK;
VixHandle jobHandle = VIX_INVALID_HANDLE;
VixHandle hostHandle = VIX_HANDLETYPE_NONE;

// Connect to the host:
jobHandle = VixHost_Connect(...);
...
// Release handle when done:
Vix_ReleaseHandle(jobHandle);

jobHandle = VixHost_FindItems(hostHandle,
                              Vix_FIND_RUNNING_VMS,
                              VIX_INVALID_HANDLE, // searchCriteria
                              -1, // timeout
                              VixDiscoveryProc,
                              NULL);
err = VixJob_Wait(jobHandle, Vix_PROPERTY_NONE);
...
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