BBjOpenFileInfo::getExtracted
Description
In BBj 6.0 and higher, this BBjOpenFileInfo method returns the byte offset in the file that is currently locked by a BBj user. All getExtracted() values would typically be compared to the value of TCB(10) immediately after receiving an !ERROR=0 attempting to access a record in a file to identify the holder of the lock.
Syntax
Return Value |
Method |
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long |
getExtracted() |
Parameters
None.
Return Value
The byte offset in the file that is currently locked, or -1 if no lock is in effect.
Remarks
None.
Example
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Retrieve File Info Example
rem ' Retrieve information about all files open in the BBjServices session
input "Enter User ID: ",userid$
if userid$ = "" then userid$ = "admin"
input "Enter Password: ",password$
if password$ = "" then password$ = "admin123"
admin! = bbjapi().getAdmin(userid$,password$)
vector! = admin!.getOpenFileInfos()
if vector!.size() then
for i=0 to vector!.size()-1
print fill(72,"=")
info! = vector!.get(i)
print "File Name: ",info!.getFilename()
print " Open ID: ",info!.getIDString()
print " User ID: ",info!.getUser()
print "Host Name: ",info!.getHost()
print " Locked: ",fnyesno$(info!.isLocked())
print "Extracted: ",fnumeric$(info!.getExtracted())
print " Advisory: ",fnyesno$(info!.isAdvisoryLocking())
print " Readonly: ",fnyesno$(info!.isReadOnly())
print "Open Type: ",info!.getOpenTypeString()
next i
endif
def fnyesno$(boolean)=iff(boolean,"Yes","No")
def fnumeric$(number)=iff(number>=0,str(number),"None")
See Also
See the BBj Object Diagram for an illustration of the relationship between BBj Objects.