TDNUMPRM

Description

Determines how many parameters were sent with the current RPC by the remote client or server.

Syntax

COPY SYGWCOB.

01 TDPROC          PIC S9(9)  USAGE COMP SYNC.
01 NUMBER-OF-PARMS PIC S9(9)  USAGE COMP SYNC.

CALL 'TDNUMPRM' USING TDPROC, NUMBER-OF-PARMS.

Parameters

TDPROC: (I) Handle for this client/server connection. This must be the same value specified in the associated TDACCEPT call. The TDPROC handle corresponds to the connection and command handles in Open Client Client-Library.

NUMBER-OF-PARMS: (O) Number of parameters accepted as part of the current RPC. This argument replaces the RETCODE argument for this function and is where the result of function execution is stored.

Returns

This function returns the number of parameters in the NUMBER-OF-PARMS argument.

Examples

Example 1

The following code fragment illustrates a typical use of TDNUMPRM. It does the following: calls TDNUMPRM to determine how many parameters to retrieve; calls TDLOCPRM to ascertain the number of the parameter with the information it wants; calls TDINFPRM for a description of the parameter; calls TDRCVPRM to retrieve the parameter data.

This example is taken from the sample program, SYCCSAR2, in Appendix B, “Sample RPC Application for CICS.”

*    Get number of parameters ... should be two
 
      CALL 'TDNUMPRM' USING GWL-PROC, GWL-NUMPRM-PARMS.
 
      IF GWL-NUMPRM-PARMS NOT = 2 THEN
          PERFORM TDNUMPRM-ERROR
          GO TO END-PROGRAM
      END-IF.
 
 *    Get return parameter information
 
      MOVE 1 TO GWL-INFPRM-ID.
      PERFORM GET-PARM-INFO.
 
      (IF GWL-INFPRM-STATUS NOT = TDS-RETURN-VALUE AND
      IF GWL-INFPRM-STATUS NOT = TDS-RETURN-VALUE-NULLABLE) THEN
          PERFORM TDINFPRM-NOT-RETURN-PARM-ERROR
          GO TO END-PROGRAM
      END-IF.
 
      MOVE GWL-INFPRM-USER-DATA TO GWL-SETPRM-USER-DATA.
      MOVE GWL-INFPRM-ID        TO GWL-SETPRM-ID.
      MOVE GWL-INFPRM-DATA-L    TO GWL-SETPRM-DATA-L.
      MOVE GWL-INFPRM-TYPE      TO GWL-SETPRM-TYPE.
 
 *    Get department id parameter number from known name
 
      MOVE '@parm2' TO GWL-INFPRM-NAME.
      MOVE 6        TO GWL-INFPRM-NAME-L.
 
      CALL 'TDLOCPRM' USING GWL-PROC, GWL-INFPRM-ID,
                            GWL-INFPRM-NAME, GWL-INFPRM-NAME-L.
 
 *    Get department parameter information
 
      PERFORM GET-PARM-INFO.
 
      IF GWL-INFPRM-TYPE NOT = TDSVARYCHAR THEN
          PERFORM TDINFPRM-NOT-CHAR-PARM-ERROR
          GO TO END-PROGRAM
      END-IF.
 
 *    Get department parameter data
 
      CALL 'TDRCVPRM' USING GWL-PROC, GWL-RC, GWL-INFPRM-ID,
                            PARM-DEPT, GWL-INFPRM-TYPE,
                            GWL-INFPRM-MAX-DATA-L,
                            GWL-RCVPRM-DATA-L.
*-----------------------------------------------------------------
  GET-PARM-INFO.
*-----------------------------------------------------------------
      CALL 'TDINFPRM' USING GWL-PROC, GWL-RC, GWL-INFPRM-ID,
                            GWL-INFPRM-TYPE, GWL-INFPRM-DATA-L,
                            GWL-INFPRM-MAX-DATA-L
                            GWL-INFPRM-STATUS, GWL-INFPRM-NAME,
                            GWL-INFPRM-NAME-L,
                            GWL-INFPRM-USER-DATA.

Usage

A server application uses this function to determine how many parameters were sent with a client RPC.
When a cursor command is received, this function returns the number of cursor parameters for the current cursor.
Use this function to determine how many parameters you need to retrieve with TDRCVPRM. You must call TDRCVPRM once for each parameter.