This chapter describes the functions that are included with your Open ClientConnect software. Table 3-1 has a detailed description of each function.
Function and location |
Description |
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ct_bind (see ct_bind) |
Binds a returned column or parameter to a program variable. |
ct_cancel (see ct_cancel) |
Cancels a request or the results of a request. |
ct_close (see ct_close) |
Closes a server connection. |
ct_cmd_alloc (see ct_cmd_alloc) |
Allocates a command handle. |
ct_cmd_drop (see ct_cmd_drop) |
Deallocates a command handle. |
ct_cmd_props (see ct_cmd_props) |
Sets, retrieves, or clears information about the current result set. |
ct_command (see ct_command) |
Initiates a language request or RPC. |
ct_con_alloc (see ct_con_alloc) |
Allocates a connection handle. |
ct_con_drop (see ct_con_drop) |
Deallocates a connection handle. |
ct_config (see ct_config) |
Sets or retrieves context properties. |
ct_connect (see ct_connect) |
Connects to a server. |
ct_con_props (see ct_con_props) |
Sets or retrieves connection handle properties. |
ct_describe (see ct_describe) |
Returns a description of result data. |
ct_diag (see ct_diag) |
Manages in-line error handling. |
ct_exit (see ct_exit) |
Exits the programming interface. |
ct_fetch (see ct_fetch) |
Fetches result data. |
ct_get_format (see ct_get_format) |
Returns the server-defined format for a result column. |
ct_init (see ct_init) |
Initializes the programming interface. |
ct_param (see ct_param) |
Defines a command parameter. |
ct_remote_pwd (see ct_remote_pwd) |
Defines or clears passwords to be used for server-to-server connections. |
ct_res_info (see ct_res_info) |
Returns result set information. |
ct_results (see ct_results) |
Sets up result data to be processed. |
ct_send (see ct_send) |
Sends a request to the server. |
cs_config (see cs_config) |
Sets or retrieves global context properties. |
cs_convert (see cs_convert) |
Converts a data value from one datatype to another. |
cs_ctx_alloc (see cs_ctx_alloc) |
Allocates a context structure. |
cs_ctx_drop (see cs_ctx_drop) |
Deallocates a context structure. |