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GetSymbolicNames

Retrieve symbolic information about file.

Short Name

GETNAM()

Type

Low-Level function

Declaration

COUNT GetSymbolicNames(FILNO filno, pTEXT nambuf, VRLEN buflen, COUNT mode);

Description

In V12 the file number typedef was formally changed from COUNT, a two-byte value to FILNO, a four-byte value. Refer to this link for compatibility details. Four Byte File Numbering s

GetSymbolicNames() accesses items of information relating to file filno. Use mode to specify the type of information to return in nambuf. The following values can be used for mode:

FILNAM

0

Return the name of the file.

FRSFLD

1

Return the first r-tree data field symbolic name.

LSTFLD

2

Return the last r-tree data field symbolic name.

IDXNAM

3

Return the r-tree index symbolic name.

MIRNAM

4

Return the name of the mirror file.

OWNNAM

5

Return the file owner’s user ID (Server only).

GRPNAM

6

Return the file owner’s group ID (Server only).

DEXTNAM

7

Return the data file extension.

IEXTNAM

8

Return the index file extension.

Modes >= 128 do NOT require a valid file number

GETNAMsyswide

128

 

WRKDIR

128

Return the server's working directory (Server only). - server's working directory.

FILPTH

129

Returns the LOCAL_DIRECTORY (or the deprecated SERVER_DIRECTORY) path setting (Server only). File path modifier.

MIRPTH

130

Mirrored file path modifier.

SRVNAM

131

Return the server name (Server only).

FIRST_ITEM

132

With filno = -1, returns the first item in the APP_NAME_LIST definition by the FairCom Server with. If buflen is too small, VBSZ_ERR (153) is returned.

NEXT_ITEM

133

With filno = -1, returns the next item in the APP_NAME_LIST definition by the FairCom Server. Error INOT_ERR (101) is returned when the list of names is exhausted.

ctNODEID

134

Server node ID for replication.

ctREPLVER

135

Server replication support version.

CURTIME

136

(V11 and later) Retrieve the current server time expressed as the number of seconds since 01/01/1970. This was implemented for a 4-byte buffer.

CURTIMETM

137

(V11 and later) Retrieve the current server time in the local time (timezone, daylight, etc). This mode retrieves a buffer of ctTM time, which is similar to the regular "struct tm" type.

ctREPLOPTS

138

Replication configuration options.

BASEDIR

139

Server's base directory.

READONLYSERVER

140

Server read only attribute (y/n).

SERVERROLE

141

Server's role in cluster.

REPLSYNCMODE

142

Is replication in sync mode

The ctTM structure is as shown below:

typedef struct cttm {

LONG tm_sec;

LONG tm_min;

LONG tm_hour;

LONG tm_mday;

LONG tm_mon;

LONG tm_year;

LONG tm_wday;

LONG tm_yday;

LONG tm_isdst;

} ctTM;

Return

The return value will be NO_ERROR (0) if no error has occurred. The information will be returned in nambuf. Otherwise, an error code will be returned.

Value

Symbolic Constant

Explanation

0

CTDBRET_OK

Successful operation.

22

FNUM_ERR

filno out of range: 0 <= filno < fils, where fils is 2nd parameter. This error may occur if c-tree Plus has not been initialized.

26

FACS_ERR

File number (datno, keyno, or filno) is not in use. Typically, a file handle is invalid.

101

INOT_ERR

Could not satisfy and ISAM search request for index isam_fil. This error frequently indicates "End of File" reached, or "Record not Found."

The following items are the probable causes of the INOT_ERR (101).

  • Passing GetRecord() a duplicate allowed index number (keyno). GetRecord() does not support duplicate allowed indices.
  • Improper target padding. Review “Key Segment Modes” in the c-tree Plus Programmer’s Guide.
  • Not calling TransformKey() on target. Refer to “TransformKey” in the Function Reference Guide
  • Passing ctDeleteSequence() a sequence name that does not exist
  • Improper segment mode. Review “Key Segment Modes” in the c-tree Plus Programmer’s Guide.
  • ctFILBLK() is called and the file is already blocked.

116

IMOD_ERR

Bad mode parameter.

153

VBSZ_ERR

Buffer in call to ReReadVRecord() is too small for the variable-length record.

See c-tree Error Codes for a complete listing of valid c-tree error values.

Example

FILNO filnum;

TEXT buffer[128];


if (GetSymbolicNames(filnum, buffer, 128L, FILNAM) == NO_ERROR)

printf("\nFile Name is %s",buffer);

See also

GetCtFileInfo()

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