TS/MP 2.5 Pathsend and Server Programming Manual

this feature has been overridden by setting the flags.<14> bit to 1 in the call to
SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_BEGINL64_.
• The send fails if there is already an outstanding send in the dialog from a previous nowait
call to this procedure.
For additional considerations, see “Usage Considerations for Pathsend Procedures” (page 108).
SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_ Procedure
The SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_ procedure retrieves error information about the last
SERVERCLASS_SEND(64), SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_BEGIN(64), SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_SEND(64),
SERVERCLASS_SENDL, SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_BEGINL, or SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_SENDL
operation that was initiated or completed with return error 233 (FEScError) or 0 (FEOK).
If the return error from the previous Pathsend call is 0 (FEOK), both the Pathsend error and the
file-system error will always be 0, so you need not call SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_.
Syntax
The syntax of the SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_ procedure is:
( pathsend-error ! o
,file-system-error ); ! o
error := SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_
returned valueerror
INT
returns an error word. This error is associated with the call to SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_ and
not with the previous Pathsend call. The error word contains one of these file-system errors:
0
(FEOK) indicates that no errors occurred in the call to SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_.
2
(FEInvalOp) is returned if the caller has an invalid segment in use. Error 2 is also returned if the caller
has no extended data segment in use and one of the reference parameters is an extended address.
SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_ Procedure 107