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ctGetConnectionInfo
Returns information for multiple connections in a single call.
Declaration
NINT ctGetConnectionInfo(NINT versn,pctCONINF pconninfo,pNINT pnconnections);
Description
When retrieving connection information for many connected c-tree clients, FairCom DB Monitor could take a very long time to return. The bulk of this time was spent in client-by-client connection returns. To reduce this expensive network traffic, a new function was added to obtain all connection information in a single API call. This function is available for all client applications.
FairCom Server now supports a function that returns information for multiple connections in a single call. Prior to the availability of this function, a function call from the client to the Server was required for obtaining information about each connection of interest. This new approach greatly reduces network traffic.
Note: The caller must be a member of the ADMIN group; otherwise the function returns error LADM_ERR (589).
Version 1 structure:
/* Output data format for ctGetConnectionInfo() function: */
typedef struct ctconinf {
COUNT utaskid; /* internal task id */
COUNT uactflg; /* active request indicator */
LONG umemsum; /* user memory */
LONG ulogtim; /* logon time */
LONG ucurtim; /* current time */
LONG urqstim; /* time of last request */
LONG utrntim; /* time of last TRANBEG */
LONG unbrfil; /* number of open files */
LONG urqstfn; /* last request function # */
ULONG sipaddr; /* client IP address */
ULONG sip6addr[4]; /* client IPv6 address */
TEXT unodnam[32]; /* node ID information */
TEXT uname[32]; /* user id string */
TEXT ucominfo[32]; /* communication info */
TEXT urqst[32]; /* last request function name */
} ctCONINF, ctMEM *pctCONINF;
Return Values
Value |
Symbolic Constant |
Explanation |
|---|---|---|
0 |
NO_ERROR |
Successful operation. |
See c-tree Plus Error Codes for a complete listing of valid c-tree Plus error values.
Example
NINT rc,nconnect;
ctCONINF conninfo[32];
nconnect = 32;
if ((rc = ctGetConnectionInfo(ctCONINF_VERS_V01,conninfo,&nconnect))) {
printf("Error: %d\n", rc);
} else {
printf("Current number of connections: %d\n", nconnect);
}
