Retrieve or set information about the current cursor.
For version 15.0 and later applications that support
scrollable cursors on Open Server, use the SRV_CURDESC2 structure
and srv_cursor_props2 routine.
For pre-15.0 applications, use the SRV_CURDESC structure
and srv_cursor_props routine.
CS_RETCODE srv_cursor_props2(spp, cmd, cdp)
SRV_PROC *spp; CS_INT cmd; SRV_CURDESC2 *cdp;
A pointer to an internal thread control structure.
Indicates whether srv_cursor_props2 sends cursor information to the client or retrieves cursor information from the client.
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
CS_SET |
srv_cursor_props2 sends information about the current cursor to the client. |
CS_GET |
srv_cursor_props2 retrieves information about the current cursor command from the client. |
A pointer to a SRV_CURDESC2 structure. When the application is setting cursor information, the SRV_CURDESC2 structure describes the current cursor. When the application is retrieving information, Open Server updates the SRV_CURDESC2 structure with information about the current cursor. Various fields are set or filled in at various times, depending on the current cursor command. For an explanation of each field in cdp and how and when they are filled in, see “SRV_CURDESC2 structure”.
Returns |
To indicate |
|---|---|
CS_SUCCEED |
The routine completed successfully. |
CS_FAIL |
The routine failed. |
See the Usage section of the srv_cursor_props routine.
srv_bind, srv_descfmt, srv_numparams, srv_xferdata, “Cursors”
