CS-Library makes use of several structures, including the CS_CONTEXT control structure, the CS_DATAFMT data format structure, and the CS_LOCALE locale information structure.
The CS_CONTEXT structure is a hidden structure whose internals are not available to an application. The CS_CONTEXT is discussed briefly in the following section.
The CS_CONTEXT structure is also required for Client-Library and Server-Library applications.
For more information about how Client-Library uses the CS_CONTEXT structure, see the Open Client Client-Library/C Reference Manual or the Open Client Client-Library/C Programmer’s Guide.
For more information about how Server-Library uses the CS_CONTEXT structure, see the Open Server Server-Library/C Reference Manual.
The CS_DATAFMT and CS_LOCALE structures are documented in Chapter 2, “Topics,” in the Open Client Client-Library/C Reference Manual.
