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Latest revision as of 13:20, 30 March 2009
PURPOSE
Is a database table in use?
SYNONYM
api_dbf_used()
SYNOPSIS
#include "dbapi.h" int DBF_USED() <input parameters> none <output parameters> none
DESCRIPTION
The DBF_USED() function will return 1 if a database table is in use in the current workarea, or 0 if no database table is opened.
EXAMPLE
The following example checks if a database table is opened in the current workarea.
#include "dbapi.h" dbapi_dbf_used() { int result; result = DBF_USED(); _retl( result ); }
SEE ALSO
COMMAND(), DBF_ALIAS(), DBF_DBF(), DBF_ISEXCLUSIVE(), DBF_ISREADONLY(), DBF_SELECT()