srv_rpcowner

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

CS_CHAR *srv_rpcowner(spp, lenp)

SRV_PROC      *spp;
CS_INT           *lenp;

lenp: A pointer to a buffer that will contain the length of the owner name. lenp can be NULL, in which case the length of the database owner is not returned.

**Table 3-114: Return values (srv_rpcowner)**
Returns	To indicate
A pointer to the null terminated owner component of the current RPC’s designation.	The location of the database component of the current RPC’s designation.
A null pointer	There is no current RPC. Open Server sets lenp to -1 and raises an informational error.

#include    <ospublic.h>

/*

** Local Prototype.

*/

extern CS_RETCODE    ex_srv_rpcowner PROTOTYPE((

CS_VOID              *spp,

CS_CHAR        *ownerp

));

/*

** EX_SRV_RPCOWNER

**

**   Determine the owner component of an RPC destination.

**

** Arguments:

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

**   ownerp  A pointer to the buffer to which Open Server

 **           returns the owner component.

**

** Returns:

**   CS_SUCCEED      Owner component returned successfully.

**   CS_FAIL         An error was detected.

*/

CS_RETCODE     ex_srv_rpcowner(spp, ownerp)

SRV_PROC       *spp;

CS_CHAR        *ownerp;

      CS_INT    len;

      ownerp = srv_rpcowner(spp, &len);

      if(len == (CS_INT)(-1))

            return(CS_FAIL);

      return(CS_SUCCEED);

srv_rpcowner returns a CS_CHAR pointer to a null terminated string containing the owner component of the current remote procedure call (“RPC”) designation.
srv_rpcowner returns only the owner component of the RPC’s designation and does not include anything else, such as optional specifiers for database or RPC number. 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_rpcdb, and srv_rpcnumber.