Jump to content United States-English
HP.com Home Products and Services Support and Drivers Solutions How to Buy
» Contact HP
More options
HP.com home
HP 9000 Networking: HP FTAM/9000 Programmer's Guide > Chapter 3 HP FTAM/9000 Data Structures

Ft_attribute_names

» 

Technical documentation

Complete book in PDF
» Feedback
Content starts here

 » Table of Contents

 » Glossary

 » Index

typedef Uint32 Ft_attribute_names;

Ft_attribute_names Is Input To These Functions

Ft_attribute_names Is Output From These Functions

ft_cattributes()

ft_create()

ft_fcattributes()

ft_fopen()

ft_frattributes()

ft_rattributes()

None

This section discusses Ft_attribute_names as a primary structure. For information on Ft_attribute_names as it relates to the mask field in struct Ft_attributes, refer to the "Ft_attributes" section.

Ft_attribute_names specifies the attributes you want available for each file. Ft_attribute_names is the type for the mask field in Ft_attributes.

  • In ft_create() and ft_fopen(), use Ft_attribute_names to specify which attributes you want to set for the newly created file.

  • In ft_rattributes() and ft_frattributes(), use Ft_attribute_names to specify which attributes you want to read.

  • In ft_cattributes() and ft_fcattributes(), use Ft_attribute_names to specify which attributes you want to change.

    NOTE: When using Ft_cattributes or Ft_fcattributes, the attribute_names field has precedence over attributes.mask.

Use Ft_attribute_names to set the attribute values you want available for each file. Use the FT_AN_xxx defined constants in the mapftam.h file.

FT_AN_FILENAME
FT_AN_PERMITTED_ACTIONS
FT_AN_CONTENT_TYPE
FT_AN_STORAGE_ACCT
FT_AN_CREATE_DATE_TIME
FT_AN_MOD_DATE_TIME
FT_AN_READ_DATE_TIME
FT_AN_ATT_MOD_DATE_TIME
FT_AN_ID_OF_CREATOR
FT_AN_ID_OF_MODIFIER
FT_AN_ID_OF_READER
FT_AN_ID_OF_ATT_MOD
FT_AN_FILE_AVAILABILITY
FT_AN_FILESIZE
FT_AN_FUTURE_FILESIZE
FT_AN_ACCESS_CONTROL
FT_AN_LEGAL_QUAL
FT_AN_PRIVATE_USE

If you invoke ft_rattributes() or ft_frattributes(), HP-UX responders return the indication no value available (0) for all partially supported attributes.

If you invoke functions that contain attributes in their input_dcb, HP-UX responders accept, but ignore, all partially supported attributes.

Printable version
Privacy statement Using this site means you accept its terms Feedback to webmaster
© 1997 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.