1152 	EFileBigFile        =0x00040000

  1152 	EFileBigFile        =0x00040000,

  1153 	

  1154 	/**

  1155 	Using this flag implies that the client is making large sequential reads and/or writes

  1156 	and it is interested in maximising the performance of the large reads and/or writes.

  1157 	

  1158 	The flag gives a hint to the file server and filesystem to adjust to a streaming

  1159 	data pattern and try their best to make it optimal.

  1160 	

  1161 	Some conditions apply:

  1162 	- This does not guarantee that the performance of read/write operations will increase.

  1163 	- Using this flag for other purposes other than data streaming may lead to performance degradation.

  1164 	- This may sacrifice user data integrity for the sake of performance.

  1165 	

  1166 	If a file is opened by Client A with EFileSequential, and the file is then opened

  1167 	without EFileSequential by Client B, then this file mode will be disabled.

  1168 	When the file handle is closed by Client B, then the EFileSequential file mode

  1169 	will be enabled again.

  1170 	Therefore, this mode will only be enabled if all clients set the file as such,

  1171 	otherwise the file mode will be disabled.

  1172 	

  1173 	FAT file system specific information:

  1174 	This flag improves write and file expansion performance whilst decreasing robustness

  1175 	on a "Rugged-FAT" file system, which is applicable to internal non-removable drives.

  1176 	*/

  1177 	EFileSequential		=0x00080000