cspublic.h

通用的数据库中间库

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typedef struct _csloginfo	CS_LOGINFO;
typedef struct _cs_blkdesc	CS_BLKDESC;
typedef	struct _bulkrow		CS_BLK_ROW; 

#endif /* lint */

#endif /* CS__INTERNAL_STRUCTS */

/*****************************************************************************
**
** User-accessible information structures.
**
*****************************************************************************/

/*
** Define the I/O descriptor structure used by Open Client/Server.
**
** iotype		Indicates the type of I/O to perform. For text
**			and image operations, iotype always has the
**			value CS_IODATA.
**
** datatype		The datatype of the data object. The only legal
**			values for datatype are CS_TEXT_TYPE and
**			CS_IMAGE_TYPE.
**
** *locale		A pointer to a CS_LOCALE structure containing
**		 	localization information for the text or image
**			value. Set locale to NULL if localization
**			information is not required.
**
** usertype		The SQL Server user-defined datatype of the data
**			object, if any.
**
** total_txtlen		The total length, in bytes, of the text or image
**			value.
**
** offset		Reserved for future use.
**
** log_on_update	Whether the update for this text object should
**			be logged or not.
**
** name			The name of the text or image column. name is a
**			string of the form table.column.
**
** namelen		The actual length of name
**
** timestamp	 	The text timestamp of the column. A text
**			timestamp marks the time of a text or image
**			column's last modification.
**
** timestamplen		The length, in bytes, of timestamp.
**
** textptr		The text pointer for the column. A text pointer
**			is an internal server pointer that points to the
**			data for a text or image column. textptr identifies
**			the target column in a send-data operation.
**
** textptrlen		The length, in bytes, of textptr.
*/

typedef struct _cs_iodesc
{
	CS_INT		iotype;
	CS_INT		datatype;
 	CS_LOCALE	*locale;
 	CS_INT		usertype;
	CS_INT		total_txtlen;
	CS_INT		offset;
	CS_BOOL		log_on_update;
	CS_CHAR		name[CS_OBJ_NAME];
 	CS_INT		namelen;
	CS_BYTE		timestamp[CS_TS_SIZE];
	CS_INT		timestamplen;
	CS_BYTE		textptr[CS_TP_SIZE];
	CS_INT		textptrlen;
} CS_IODESC;

/*
** Define the browse descriptor structure used by Open Client/Server.
**
** status		A bit mask of either CS_EXPRESSION and/or CS_RENAMED. 
**
** isbrowse		CS_TRUE the column can be browse-mode updated.
**
** origname		The original name of the column in the database.
**
** orignlen		Length of origname in bytes.
**
** tablenum		The number of the table to which the column
**			belongs. The first table in a select statement's
**			from-list is table number 1, the second number 2,
**			and so forth.
**
** tablename		The name of the table to which the column belongs.
**
** tabnlen		Length of tablename in bytes.
**
*/
typedef struct _cs_browsedesc
{
	CS_INT		status;
	CS_BOOL		isbrowse;
	CS_CHAR		origname[CS_MAX_NAME];
	CS_INT		orignlen;
	CS_INT		tablenum;
	CS_CHAR		tablename[CS_OBJ_NAME];
	CS_INT		tabnlen;
} CS_BROWSEDESC;


/*
** Define the server message structure used by Open Client/Server.
**
** msgnumber		The server message number.
**
** state		The server error state.
**
** severity		The severity of the message.
**
** text			The text of the error string. If an application
**			is not sequencing messages, text is guaranteed 
**			to be null-terminated, even if it has been
**			truncated. If an application is sequencing
**			messages, text is null-terminated only if it is
**			the last chunk of a sequenced message.
**
** textlen		The length, in bytes, of text.
**
** svrname		The name of the server that generated the message.
**
** svrnlen		The length, in bytes, of svrname.
**
** proc			The name of the stored procedure which caused
**			the message, if any.
**
** proclen		The length, in bytes, of proc.
**
** line			The line number, if any, of the line that caused
**			the message. line can be a line number in a
**			stored procedure or a line number in a command
**			batch.
**
** status		A bitmask used to indicate various types of
**			information, such as whether or not extended
**			error data is included with the message.
**
** sqlstate		SQL state information.
**
** sqlstatelen		The length, in bytes, of sqlstate.
**
*/
typedef struct _cs_servermsg
{
	CS_MSGNUM	msgnumber;
	CS_INT		state;
	CS_INT		severity;
	CS_CHAR		text[CS_MAX_MSG];
	CS_INT		textlen;
	CS_CHAR		svrname[CS_MAX_NAME];
	CS_INT		svrnlen;
	CS_CHAR		proc[CS_MAX_NAME];
	CS_INT		proclen;
	CS_INT		line;
	CS_INT		status;
	CS_BYTE		sqlstate[CS_SQLSTATE_SIZE];
	CS_INT		sqlstatelen;
} CS_SERVERMSG;

/*
** Define the client message structure used by Open Client/Server.
**
** severity		A symbolic value representing the severity of
**			the message.
**
** msgnumber		The message number. For information on how to
**			interpret this number in Client-Library
**			applications, see the Client-Library Messages
**			topics in the Open Client documentation.
**
** msgstring		The message string. If an application is not
**			sequencing messages, msgstring is guaranteed to
**			be null-terminated, even if it has been truncated.
**			If an application is sequencing messages,
**			msgstring is null-terminated only if it is the
**			last chunk of a sequenced message.
**
** msgstringlen		The length, in bytes, of msgstring.
**
** osnumber		An error may have involved interactions the
**			operating system (OS). If so, the OS error
**			number would be stored here. Otherwise,
**			this will be zero.
**
** osstring		The operating system error text (if any).
**
** osstringlen		The length, in bytes, of osstring.
**
** status		A bitmask used to indicate various types of
**			information, such as whether or not this is the
**			first, a middle, or the last chunk of an error
**			message.
**
** sqlstate		SQL state information.
**
** sqlstatelen		The length, in bytes, of sqlstate.
**
*/
typedef struct _cs_clientmsg
{
	CS_INT		severity;
	CS_MSGNUM	msgnumber;
	CS_CHAR		msgstring[CS_MAX_MSG];
	CS_INT		msgstringlen;
	CS_INT		osnumber;
	CS_CHAR		osstring[CS_MAX_MSG];
	CS_INT		osstringlen;
	CS_INT		status;
	CS_BYTE		sqlstate[CS_SQLSTATE_SIZE];
	CS_INT		sqlstatelen;
} CS_CLIENTMSG;

/*****************************************************************************
**
** Define user-accessable functions for Client/Server Library here.
**
*****************************************************************************/

/*
** Declare all functions.
*/
CS_START_EXTERN_C

/* cscalc.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_calc PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_INT op,
	CS_INT datatype,
	CS_VOID *var1,
	CS_VOID *var2,
	CS_VOID *dest
	));

/* cscmp.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_cmp PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_INT datatype,
	CS_VOID *var1,
	CS_VOID *var2,
	CS_INT *result
	));

/* cscnvrt.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_convert PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_DATAFMT *srcfmt,
	CS_VOID *srcdata,
	CS_DATAFMT *destfmt,
	CS_VOID *destdata,
	CS_INT *outlen
	));
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_will_convert PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_INT srctype,
	CS_INT desttype,
	CS_BOOL *result
	));
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_set_convert PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_INT	action,
	CS_INT srctype,
	CS_INT desttype,
	CS_CONV_FUNC *buffer
	));
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_setnull PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_DATAFMT *datafmt,
	CS_VOID *buf,
	CS_INT buflen
	));

/* csconfig.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_config PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_INT action,
	CS_INT property,
	CS_VOID *buf,
	CS_INT buflen,
	CS_INT *outlen
	));

/* csctxall.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_ctx_alloc PROTOTYPE((
	CS_INT version,
	CS_CONTEXT **outptr
	));

/* csctxdrp.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_ctx_drop PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context
	));

/* csctxglb.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_ctx_global PROTOTYPE((
	CS_INT version,
	CS_CONTEXT **outptr
	));

/* csobjs.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_objects PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT 	*context,
	CS_INT		action,
	CS_OBJNAME	*objname,
	CS_OBJDATA	*objdata
	));

/* csdiag.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_diag PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_INT operation,
	CS_INT type,
	CS_INT idx,
	CS_VOID *buffer
	));

/* csdtcrak.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_dt_crack PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_INT datetype,
	CS_VOID *dateval,
	CS_DATEREC *daterec
	));

/* csdtinfo.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_dt_info PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_INT action,
	CS_LOCALE *locale,
	CS_INT type,
	CS_INT item,
	CS_VOID *buffer,
	CS_INT buflen,
	CS_INT *outlen
	));

/* csloc.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_locale PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_INT action,
	CS_LOCALE *locale,
	CS_INT type,
	CS_CHAR *buffer,
	CS_INT buflen,
	CS_INT *outlen
	));

/* cslocall.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_loc_alloc PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_LOCALE **loc_pointer
	));

/* cslocdrp.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_loc_drop PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_LOCALE *locale
	));

/* csstr.c */
#ifdef CS__INTERNAL_STRUCTS
extern CS_RETCODE CS_VARARGS cs_strbuild PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	...
	));
#else
extern CS_RETCODE CS_VARARGS cs_strbuild PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_CHAR *buf,
	CS_INT buflen,
	CS_INT *outlen,
	CS_CHAR *text,
	CS_INT textlen,
	...
	));
#endif /* CS__INTERNAL_STRUCTS */

/* csstrcmp.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_strcmp PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_LOCALE *locale,
	CS_INT type,
	CS_CHAR *str1,
	CS_INT len1,
	CS_CHAR *str2,
	CS_INT len2,
	CS_INT *result
	));

/* cstime.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_time PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT *context,
	CS_LOCALE *locale,
	CS_VOID	 *buf,
	CS_INT	buflen,
	CS_INT  *outlen,
	CS_DATEREC *drec
	));

/* csmancnt.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_manage_convert PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT	*context,
	CS_INT		action,
	CS_INT		srctype, 
	CS_CHAR		*srcname,
	CS_INT		srcnamelen,
	CS_INT		desttype,
	CS_CHAR		*destname,
	CS_INT		destnamelen,
	CS_INT		*maxmultiplier,
	CS_CONV_FUNC	*func
	));

/* csmaxmul.c */
extern CS_RETCODE CS_PUBLIC cs_conv_mult PROTOTYPE((
	CS_CONTEXT	*context,
	CS_LOCALE       *srcloc,
	CS_LOCALE       *destloc,
	CS_INT          *multiplier
	));
	
CS_END_EXTERN_C

#endif /* __CSPUBLIC_H__ */