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USERINFOX

Track user information for each connection.

Declaration

NINT USERINFOX(pUSRINFX pusrinfx);

Description

In V11.6 and later, FairCom Server tracks the following statistics for each connection:

  • disk read operations
  • disk read bytes
  • disk write operations
  • disk write bytes
  • data cache requests
  • data cache hits
  • index cache requests
  • index cache hits

Note that USERINFOX() also returns the connection information for the calling connection.

Compatibility Note: This feature does not introduce any compatibility issues, however a new client library and new server are required to use the USERINFOX() function. If the new client library is used to connect to an old server, a call to the USERINFOX() function fails with error 170. The behavior of the existing USERINFO() function is unchanged.

USRINFX structure definition:

typedef struct userinfoxprm {

UCOUNT StructVersion; /* [IN] Version of this structure. */

UCOUNT TaskId; /* [IN,OUT] On input, set to the task ID of the

connection whose information is to be returned,

or set it to zero to return the information for

all connections. On output, this field is set to

the number of entries that were written to the

output buffer. */

ULONG UserInfoLength; /* [IN] Size of one connection info entry. */

ULONG OutBufferSize; /* [IN,OUT] On input, set to the size of the

output buffer. On output, holds the number of

bytes written to the output buffer. If the

required size is too small, the function returns

error code VBSZ_ERR and sets OutBufferSize to

the size required to hold information for all

of the connections. */

pTEXT pOutBuffer; /* [OUT] Buffer where the connection info is

returned. */

} USRINFX, *pUSRINFX;

Return Values

Value

Symbolic Constant

Explanation

0

CTDBRET_OK

Successful operation.

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

Example


int call_USERINFOX (void)

{

pUSRPRFX pupx = NULL;

pUSRPRFX spx;

USRINFX uix;

ULONG outbuflen = 16 * sizeof(USRPRFX);

NINT rc,i;

retry:

/* Allocate output buffer. */

if (!(pupx = (pUSRPRFX) calloc(1,outbuflen))) {

rc = UALC_ERR;

goto err_ret;

}

/* Set structure version. */

uix.StructVersion = USERINFOX_VERS_V01;

/* Set size of information structure. */

uix.UserInfoLength = sizeof(USRPRFX);

/* Get info for all connections. */

uix.TaskId = 0;

/* Set output buffer. */

uix.pOutBuffer = (pTEXT) pupx;

/* Set size of output buffer. */

uix.OutBufferSize = outbuflen;

rc = USERINFOX(&uix);

if (rc) {

if (rc == VBSZ_ERR) {

if (uix.OutBufferSize <= outbuflen) {

/* Unexpected */

rc = PBAD_ERR;

goto err_ret;

}

outbuflen = uix.OutBufferSize;

free(pupx);

pupx = NULL;

goto retry;

}

goto err_ret;

}

/* Loop over connection info entries: */

for (i = 0, spx = (pUSRPRFX) uix.pOutBuffer; i < uix.TaskId; i++, spx++) {

/* spx points to the connection info for the ith entry. */

}

err_ret:

if (pupx) {

free(pupx);

}

return(rc);

}

See Also

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