srv_rpcnumber

Return the number component of the current remote procedure call’s designation.

CS_INT srv_rpcnumber(spp)

SRV_PROC *spp;

**Table 3-109: Return values (srv_rpcnumber)**
Returns	To indicate
A non-zero integer	The number component of the current RPC’s designation.
-1	There is no current RPC. Open Server sets lenp to -1 and raises an informational error.
0	The client did not include a number component when it invoked the RPC.

#include    <ospublic.h>

/*

** Local Prototype.

*/

CS_INT     ex_srv_rpcnumber PROTOTYPE((

SRV_PROC   *spp

));

/*

** EX_SRV_RCPNUMBER

**

**    Example routine to show hiw to get the number of the

 **    current RPC designation.

**

**

** Arguments:

**

**   spp   A pointer to an internal thread control structure.

**

** Returns:

**

**    The number component of the current RPC’s designation. If

 **    the client used no number component when it invoked the

 **    RPC, 0 is returned. If there is not a current RPC, -1 is

 **    returned and Open Server raises an informational error.

*/

CS_INT     ex_srv_rpcnumber(spp)

SRV_PROC   *spp;

      /* Check arguments. */

      if(spp == (SRV_PROC *)NULL)

             return(-1);

      return((CS_INT)srv_rpcnumber(spp));

srv_rpcnumber returns the number component of the current remote procedure call (“RPC”) designation.
srv_rpcnumber returns only the number component of the RPC’s designation and does not include anything else, such as optional specifiers for owner or RPC name. A fully qualified designation for an RPC takes the form database.owner.rpcname;number. To get the other parts of the RPC’s designation, if any, use srv_rpcname, srv_rpcowner, and srv_rpcdb.