* hasError (only C) |
BOOL* |
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Only in C functions: bool pointer used in the C functions that indicates the return of the function is a system error and must be communicated to the Linkar SERVER
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* callback |
OperationAsyncCallbackString OperationAsyncCallbackLkData OperationAsyncCallbackClass ArrayList
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Return type in asynchronous methods. For further information see ASYNCHRONOUS CALLS |
* credentialsOptions |
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Object that defines the necessary data to access the database: Username, Password, EntryPoint, Language, FreeText. In the C Direct Functions, it is a char* |
* connectionInfo (only C) |
char* |
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Only in C Persistent Functions: string that is returned by the Login function and contains all the necessary connection data. This data is necessary in persistent functions.
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* filename |
string char*
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File name with source data. |
* recordIds |
string
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The list of record keys, separated by the Record Separator character (30) : LinkarCommon.ASCII_Chars.RS. If empty, use the readOptions parameter below. |
dictClause |
string cha*
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List of dictionary definitions IDs, separated by space. If definitions are not indicated the function will read the entire record. |
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readOptions |
char*
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null Nothing
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Object of type ReadOptions provides details about how the read operation(s) will be done. |
outputStringType |
enum DataFormat.TYPE typedef uint8_t DataFormatTYPE;
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DataFormat.TYPE.MV
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Format of the data to be returned: MV, XML, XML_DICT, XML_JSCH, JSON, JSON_DICT, JSON_SCH. |
customVars |
string char* |
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This is a free text field to send in the transaction. If not empty, subroutine SUB.LK.MAIN.CONTROL.CUSTOM will be called. Add custom code to that subroutine to define special behaviours for some or all transactions.
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receiveTimeout |
Numeric
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-1 0
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This is the maximum time in seconds that the client will wait for a response. Use 0 for no timeout. This is a function-specific override : -1 in a Persistent function defaults back to the timeout defined in the LinkarClt constructor. |
This function can generate exceptions.
In COM assemblies, a return value of type String will contain an error message if an error occurs when performing the operation.