OSAGetAttrToken(S_ADM)
OSAGetAttrToken: OSAGetAttrCount, OSAAttrIsPresent, OSAGetAttrByIndex, OSAGetAttrArraySize --
get information about attribute list structure
Syntax
#include <scoAdmin/osaStdDef.h>
int OSAGetAttrCount(attributeListPtr)
bool_t OSAAttrIsPresent(attributeListPtr, attributeToken)
attributeToken_t OSAGetAttrByIndex(errStatusPtr, attributeListPtr, attributeIndex)
int OSAGetAttrArraySize(errStatusPtr, attributeListPtr, attributeToken)
Description
These procedures allow the C/C++ OSAs to
get information about the attribute list
structure and the attributes contained in that structure.
OSAGetAttrCount examines the list provided by the client's request
(the command line). It returns a count of the number of attributes that were
given.
OSAAttrIsPresent returns a boolean TRUE
or FALSE depending
on if the attribute represented by the given
attributeToken is present
in the list provided by the client's request (the command line).
OSAGetAttrByIndex returns the attributeToken
representing the attributeIndex'th attribute in the list
provided by the client's request (the command line).
OSAGetAttrArraySize returns the size of
the set-valued attribute's data in the list provided
by the client's request (the command line).
Arguments
ofParameterList_cl *attributeListPtr-
A pointer to the attribute list data structure. All attribute values
that provided by the calling client are
contained in this structure and are accessed via
SCOadmin services library routines.
attributeToken_t attributeToken-
The predefined token that represents the attribute.
These tokens are defined in the OSA's CDT.
errStatus_cl *errStatusPtr-
A pointer to the error stack data structure. If an error occurs in
retrieving the data, the appropriate error will be placed in the error
stack. This data can be referenced using the library functions associated
with the error stack.
int attributeIndex-
An index into the attribute list structure, asking for the
attributeIndex'th attribute that is given in the structure. The list
starts at zero (0).
Error messages
NO_SUCH_ATTRIBUTE-
The attribute represented by attributeToken was not provided by the
client in the attributeList.
See also
OSAGetAttrArrayValues(S_ADM),
OSAGetAttributeValues(S_ADM)
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SCO OpenServer Release 6.0.0 -- 03 June 2005