Hidden structures are structures whose internals are not documented. For example, a Client-Library application needs to call CS-Library or Client-Library routines to allocate, inspect, modify, and deallocate hidden structures. The application cannot access the structure contents directly. Hidden structures include:
CS_CONTEXT, which defines a Client-Library programming context.
CS_CONNECTION, which defines an individual client/server connection.
CS_COMMAND, which is used to send commands and process results.
CS_LOGINFO, the server login information structure. This structure, which is associated with a CS_CONNECTION, contains server login information such as user name and password.
CS_DS_OBJECT, which contains information about a directory entry.
CS_BLKDESC, a control structure used by applications that call Bulk-Library routines. For information on Bulk-Library, see the Open Client and Open Server Common Libraries Reference Manual.
CS_LOCALE, which is used to store localization information.
