core11Example_main.c
Transaction. Create records in a transaction. Commit. Navigate through created records. This example needs a compiled schema, core11.sdl.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "example_fcns.h"
#include "rdm.h"
#include "rdmstartupapi.h"
/* Generated \c struct and \c typedef definitions to be used with the RDM APIs
*/
#include "core11_structs.h"
/* Generated catalog definition to be used with the RDM rdm_dbSetCatalog() API
*/
#include "core11_cat.h"
RDM_CMDLINE cmd;
const char *const description = "Demonstrates using an index for ordering";
/*
* \mainpage Core11 Popcorn Example
*
* Each time you run this example:
* \li The database is initialized (all existing contents removed)
* \li A transaction is started
* \li Several new offices are added to the database
* \li The transaction is committed
* \li Data is queried from the database
*
* \par Table of Contents
*
* - \subpage hDB
* - \subpage hPGMfunc
*
* For additional information, please refer to the product documentation at
* http://docs.raima.com/.
*
* \page hDB Database Schema
*
* \par Database Schema Definition
*
* The DDL (Database Definition Language) specification for the database used
* in this example is located in the file \c core11.sdl.
*
* \include core11.sdl
*
* The schema was compiled using the RDM rdm-compile utility with the -s option
* to generate C-structures for interfacing with the database.
*
* \code rdm-compile -s core11.sdl \endcode
*
* Each of these functions returns an integer status code, where the
* value sOKAY indicates a successful call.
*
* The actual databases will be stored in a directories named 'na_sales_db' and
* 'emea_sales_db' in the project directory.
*
* \page hPGMfunc Program Functions
*
* For simplicity, this example does not check all return codes, but good
* programming practices would dictate that they are checked after each
* RDM call.
*
* \li display_offices() - \copybrief display_offices
* \li main() - \copybrief main
*/
/* \brief Display the contents of the database
*
* This function displays the contents of the database.
* Exclusve mode does not require database locks or transactions.
*
* @return Returns RDM_RETCODE status code (sOKAY if successful)
*/
{
RDM_RETCODE rc;
OFFICE office_rec;
RDM_CURSOR cursor = NULL;
print_error (rc);
{
/* The following cursor association call will allocate the cursor
* if the cursor is set to NULL. This short-cut can eliminate the
* requirement to call rdm_dbAllocCursor() before using the cursor
* in this function */
rc = rdm_dbGetRowsByKey (hDB, KEY_OFFICE_NAME, &cursor);
print_error (rc);
rc = rdm_cursorMoveToNext (cursor))
{
/* Read and display the current person record */
rc = rdm_cursorReadRow (
cursor, &office_rec, sizeof (office_rec), NULL);
print_error (rc);
printf ("%s\n", office_rec.name);
}
/* free the cursor if it was allocated */
if (cursor)
rdm_cursorFree (cursor);
/* Expect rc to be S_NOTFOUND when we exit the loop */
{
rc = sOKAY;
}
rdm_dbEnd (hDB);
}
return rc;
}
{
RDM_RETCODE rc;
OFFICE office_rec;
print_error (rc);
if (rc == sOKAY)
{
int ii;
for (ii = 0; ii < (int) listSize; ii++)
{
strncpy (office_rec.name, officeList[ii], sizeof (office_rec.name));
rc = rdm_dbInsertRow (
hDB, TABLE_OFFICE, &office_rec, sizeof (office_rec), NULL);
print_error (rc);
}
if (rc == sOKAY)
rc = rdm_dbEnd (hDB);
else
rc = rdm_dbEndRollback (hDB);
print_error (rc);
}
return rc;
}
static const char *office_names[] = {"Seattle", "Boise", "San Francisco",
"Dallas", "Paris", "London",
"Dublin", "Zurich", "Madrid"};
/* \brief Macro to determine number of elements in an array of ptrs */
#define RLEN(x) (sizeof (x) / sizeof (x[0]))
/* \brief Main function for core11 example
*
* The function initializes the RDM environment and runs the create, read
* operations.
*
* @return Returns the RDM_RETCODE on exit.
*/
int main_core11 (int argc, const char *const *argv)
{
RDM_TFS hTFS;
RDM_DB hDB;
RDM_RETCODE rc;
rc = rdm_cmdlineInit (&cmd, argc, argv, description, opts);
print_error (rc);
if (rc == sOKAY)
{
if (rc == sOKAY)
{
rc = insertOffices (hDB, office_names, RLEN (office_names));
}
if (rc == sOKAY)
{
printf ("\nAll Worldwide Offices\n");
display_offices (hDB);
}
exampleCleanup (hTFS, hDB);
}
return (int) rc;
}
RDM_STARTUP_EXAMPLE (core11)
Header for the native RDM Runtime API.
#define exampleOpenEmptyDatabase(tfs, db, name, catalog)
Definition: example_fcns.h:22
RDM_RETCODE rdm_dbStartRead(RDM_DB db, const RDM_TABLE_ID *tableIds, uint32_t numTableIds, RDM_TRANS *pTrans)
Get read locks.
RDM_RETCODE rdm_cursorReadRow(RDM_CURSOR cursor, void *colValues, size_t bytesIn, size_t *bytesOut)
Read all columns from a row.
The buffer used by the command line parser to hold state information.
Definition: rdmcmdlinetypes.h:85
RDM_RETCODE rdm_dbGetRowsByKey(RDM_DB db, RDM_KEY_ID keyId, RDM_CURSOR *pCursor)
Associate an RDM_CURSOR with a row set based on a key.
RDM_RETCODE rdm_dbEndRollback(RDM_DB db)
End and rollback a transactional operation.
RDM_RETCODE rdm_dbInsertRow(RDM_DB db, RDM_TABLE_ID tableId, const void *colValues, size_t bytesIn, RDM_CURSOR *pCursor)
Insert a new row into a table at the specified rowId.
RDM_RETCODE rdm_cmdlineInit(RDM_CMDLINE *cmd, int32_t argc, const char *const argv[], const char *description, const RDM_CMDLINE_OPT *opts)
Initialize an RDM_CMDLINE buffer and validate the command line.
RDM_RETCODE rdm_dbStartUpdate(RDM_DB db, const RDM_TABLE_ID *writeTableIds, uint32_t numWriteTableIds, const RDM_TABLE_ID *readTableIds, uint32_t numReadTableIds, RDM_TRANS *pTrans)
Get write locks.
Internal RDM Startup API used by startup macros.