Data Queue APIs--Categories - FTP Directory Listing - IBM
Data Queue APIs--Categories - FTP Directory Listing - IBM
Data Queue APIs--Categories - FTP Directory Listing - IBM
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Add User Index Entries (QUSADDUI) API<br />
The type of insert to be performed against all entries that are to be added. Valid values are:<br />
1<br />
Insert unique argument<br />
2<br />
3<br />
This value is only valid for nonkeyed user indexes. If the entry is already in the index or the<br />
index entries are keyed, an error is returned.<br />
Insert with replacement<br />
This value requests to replace the nonkey portion of the index entry if the key is already in the<br />
user index. It is only valid for keyed user indexes. If the entry does not exist, it will be<br />
inserted into the user index. If the index entries are nonkeyed, an error is returned.<br />
Insert without replacement<br />
This value requests to insert the entry only if the key is not already in the user index. It is only<br />
valid for a keyed user index. If the entry does not exist, it will be inserted into the user index.<br />
If the entry is already in the index or the index entries are nonkeyed, an error is returned.<br />
Index entries<br />
INPUT; CHAR(*)<br />
The actual entry or entries to be added to the user index. If the user index contains fixed length<br />
entries, this parameter is processed using the entry length specified when the user index was created.<br />
If the user index contains variable length entries, this parameter is processed using the information<br />
contained in the entry lengths and entry offsets parameter.<br />
When using an index that contains fixed length entries, this parameter should be the same length as<br />
the length of index entries parameter.<br />
Length of index entries<br />
INPUT; BINARY(4)<br />
The length of the index entries parameter. This value must be greater than 0.<br />
Entry lengths and entry offsets<br />
INPUT; ARRAY(*) of CHAR(8)<br />
If the user index contains variable length entries, this parameter is a data-structure array that is used<br />
to parse through the index entries parameter. In this case, an entry length and entry offset need to be<br />
provided for all entries that are to be added. This parameter is ignored for user indexes containing<br />
fixed length entries.<br />
The size of the entry lengths and entry offsets parameter must be at least eight times the number of<br />
entries parameter; otherwise, an error will be returned.<br />
See Format for Entry Lengths and Entry Offsets for details on the data structure.<br />
Number of entries<br />
INPUT; BINARY(4)<br />
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