Dbxupd()

PURPOSE

update all tags in the tagged index file for the specified record

SYNOPSIS

#include "dbl.h"
 
	int		dbxupd(dbx, recno)
 
	<input parameters>
	char		*dbx;		/* Tagged index file descriptor */
	long		recno;		/* Record number to update tag from */
 
 
	<output parameters>
	none

RETURN VALUE

The dbxupd() function returns 0 for success, or < 0 if an error occurs. See the section on return code values for a detailed list of return codes.

DESCRIPTION

The dbxupd() function will update all tags in the specified tagged index file, .DBX, for the given record number

EXAMPLE

The following example creates the shipwreck table and tags on the VESSEL and FLAG fields. It appends a record, adds the key, then removes and updates the key.

#include <stdio.h>
#include "dbl.h"		/* Recital/Library include file */
#include "dblproto.h"	/* Recital/Library prototype file */
 
	static	dBFIELD fields[6] = {
		"VESSEL",	'C',	18,	0,	0,
		"LAT",	'N',	4,	1,	0,
		"LONG",	'N',	4,	1,	0,
		"AMOUNT",	'N',	10,	0,	0,
		"DATE",	'D',	8,	0,	0,
		"FLAG",	'C',	9,	0,	0
	};
 
	static void errorproc(
		char	*func,
		char	*str,
		int	rc);
 
	static char *text_table[] =  {
		"Santa Margarita   80.027.5   700000095/01/01Spanish  "
	};
 
	main()
	{
		int		rc; 			/* Return Code for error handling */
		char		*dbf; 		/* File descriptor for table */
		char		*dbx; 		/* File descriptor for tagged index */
		FLDNUM	fieldcount;		/* Number of fields to create */
		int		i;	 		/* Loop control variable */
		long		recno; 		/* Table record variable */
 
		rc = dbdcache(100);
		errorproc("dbdcache()","table cache specified.", rc);
		rc = dbicache(100);
		errorproc("dbicache()", "index cache specified.", rc);
		rc = dbfilemode(0,0);
 
		fieldcount = 6;
 
		rc = dbcreat("shipwreck.dbf", fieldcount, fields);
		errorproc("dbcreat()","database created.", rc);
 
		rc = dbopen("shipwreck.dbf", &dbf);
		errorproc("dbopen()","table opened.", rc);
 
		rc = dbxcreate( dbf,
			fields[0].fieldnm,		/* "VESSEL",  */
			&dbx,
			fields[0].fieldnm,		/* "VESSEL",  */
			NULL,
			0,
			0);
		errorproc("dbxcreate()","tag created", rc);
 
		rc = dbxcreate( dbf,
			fields[5].fieldnm,		/* "FLAG",  */
			&dbx,
			fields[5].fieldnm,		/* "FLAG",  */
			NULL,
			0,
			0);
		errorproc("dbxcreate()","tag created", rc);
		rc = dbxclose(dbx);
		errorproc("dbxclose()", "tagged index closed.", rc);
 
		rc = dbxopen(dbf, "shipwreck.dbx", &dbx);
		errorproc("dbxopen()","tagged index opened.", rc);
 
		rc = dbappend(dbf, text_table[0], &recno);
		errorproc("dbappend()", "record appended.", rc);
		rc = dbxakey(dbx, recno);
		errorproc("dbxakey()",  "key added.", rc);
 
		rc = dbflush(dbf);
		errorproc("dbflush()", "table cache flushed.", rc);
		rc = dbxflsh(dbx);
		errorproc("dbxflsh()", "tagged index cache flushed.", rc);
 
		rc = dbxrmvkey(dbx, "Santa Margarita   ", recno);
		errorproc("dbxrmvkey()", "key physically removed.", rc); 
 
		rc = dbxakey(dbx, recno);
		errorproc("dbxakey()",  "key added back in.", rc);
 
		rc = dbxupd(dbx, recno);
		errorproc("dbxupd()", "update key.", rc);
 
		rc = dbxclose(dbx);
		errorproc("dbxclose()", "tagged index closed.", rc);
		rc = dbclose(dbf);
		errorproc("dbclose()", "table closed.", rc);
 
		exit(0);
	}
 
	static void errorproc(func, str, rc)
		char	*func;
		char	*str;
		int	rc;
	{
		if ( rc != SUCCESS ) {
			printf("\n  Error performing function %s -> %d\n", func, rc);
			exit(1);
	}
	printf("Function: \t%s, \t%s - Ok\n", func, str);
	return;
}

SEE ALSO

dbxakey(), dbxrmvkey()