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DEFINITIONS

This source file includes following definitions.
  1. db_initialize
  2. db_open
  3. db_close
  4. db_next
  5. db_top
  6. db_get_rec
  7. db_get_rec_size
  8. db_get_field_size
  9. db_get_subfield_size
  10. db_get_subsubfield_size
  11. db_get_field
  12. db_get_subfield
  13. db_get_subsubfield
  14. db_goto
  15. db_count
  16. db_put_field
  17. db_put_subfield
  18. db_put_subsubfield
  19. db_write
  20. db_delete
  21. db_get_delete_flag
  22. db_set_delete_flag
  23. db_pack
  24. db_find
  25. db_find_field
  26. db_find_part
  27. db_find_field_part
  28. db_get_nfields
  29. db_get_nsubfields
  30. db_get_nsubsubfields
  31. db_get_rec_num
  32. db_get_pos
  33. db_set_pos
  34. db_get_sort_max_mem
  35. db_set_sort_max_mem
  36. db_get_sort_max_open_bin
  37. db_set_sort_max_open_bin
  38. db_get_change_rec_flag
  39. db_set_change_rec_flag
  40. db_get_enf_change_rec_flag
  41. db_set_enf_change_rec_flag
  42. db_get_autopack
  43. db_set_autopack
  44. db_get_rec_count
  45. db_new
  46. db_get_is_table_locked
  47. db_set_is_table_locked
  48. db_new_table
  49. db_get_open_table_list
  50. db_delete_table
  51. db_exist
  52. db_clear_table
  53. db_copy_table
  54. db_sort
  55. db_delete_field
  56. db_delete_subfield
  57. db_delete_subsubfield
  58. db_get_catalog_list
  59. db_end
  60. db_atid_lookup

/* A high level api module for the single user version of 'DBENG'
   (Bbuuzzb). Rick Smereka, Copyright (C) 1997-2004.

   This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
   it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
   the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
   (at your option) any later version.

   This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
   but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
   MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
   GNU General Public License for more details.

   You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
   along with this program; if not, get a copy via the Internet at
   http://gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html or write to the Free Software
   Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston,
   MA 02111-1307 USA

   You can contact the author via email at rsmereka@future-lab.com

   Original QNX (flat model) version. Jan/97, Rick Smereka

   Modified to use the system logger. May/97, Rick Smereka

   Re-wrote and changed the API. Oct/97, Rick Smereka

   Added functions to manage 'is_table_locked' flag. Dec/97,
   Rick Smereka

   Added function 'db_set_pos'. Nov/98, Rick Smereka

   Ported to 32bit Windows under CodeWarrior V4.
   Dec/98, Rick Smereka

   Ported to HP-UX under GNU C 2.8.1.
   Jan/99, Rick Smereka

   Added functions 'db_get_tmp_path' and 'db_get_error_log' and
   then moved and renamed these in 'dblocfg.c'.
   Feb/99, Rick Smereka

   Ported to Red Hat Linux 5.2, Jul/99, Rick Smereka
   
   Added include of 'flsocket.h'. Mar/2000, Rick Smereka
   
   Cleaned up debug messages. Apr/2000, Rick Smereka

   Added function 'db_get_open_table_list'. Jun/2001,
   Rick Smereka

   Fixed bug in 'db_next' where a call to 'sys_log' after
   record fetch when record was NULL would cause an
   exception. Nov/2001, Rick Smereka

   Added functions 'db_get_nsubfields', 'db_get_subfield_size'
   'db_get_subfield', 'db_put_subfield', 'db_get_nsubsubfields',
   'db_get_subsubfield_size', 'db_get_subsubfield' and
   'db_put_subsubfield'. Dec/2001, Rick Smereka

   Added support for automatic field, subfield and subsubfield
   append using the value zero. Functions 'db_put_field',
   'db_put_subfield' and 'db_put_subsubfield' now allow a zero
   value (in the field, subfield and subsubfield number parameter)
   to signify an append. Added function 'db_delete_table'. Added
   function 'db_exist'. May/2002, Rick Smereka

   Added function 'db_copy_table'. Jun/2002, Rick Smereka

   Added parameter to function 'db_get_open_table_list'.
   Added function 'db_sort'. Aug/2002, Rick Smereka

   Added functions 'db_get_sort_max_mem', 'db_set_sort_max_mem',
   'db_get_sort_max_open_bin' and 'db_set_sort_max_open_bin'.
   Ported to Debian Linux. Nov/2002, Rick Smereka

   Added functions 'db_delete_field', 'db_delete_subfield'
   and 'db_delete_subsubfield'. Mar/2003, Rick Smereka

   Added function 'db_end'. Jun/2003, Rick Smereka

   Added function 'db_get_catalog_list'. Nov/2003, Rick Smereka

   Added 'deleted_count' parameter in function 'db_count' and 
   removed 'allopt' parameter. Added 'deleted_count' parameter
   to function 'db_get_rec_count'.  Removed save and restore
   of the 'process_deleted' flag in function 'db_count'.
   Jan/2004, Rick Smereka

   Added functions 'db_get_autopack' and 'db_set_autopack'.
   Changed all logging calls from 'sys_log' to 'logman'.
   Mar/2004, Rick Smereka */

#include "stdhead.h"
#include "dbmess.h"
#include "dbeng.h"
#include "dblocal.h"
#include "dbengsrt.h"
#include "dbiocode.h"
#include "dbengcat.h"

extern struct dbeng_table *dbeng_head;

/* Note in each function that has the parameter 'tid' which
   is the table ID returned when the table is opened using 'db_open'. */

int db_initialize(void)
{
   /* Initialize the database engine. Should be called once
      per session. */

   char mname[25];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_initialize");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if ((ret = dbeng_initialize()) != DBENG_OK)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "init error", ret);
      return(ret);
      }

   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", DBENG_OK);
   return(DBENG_OK);
}

int db_open(char *filename, int *tid)
{
   /* Open a table. The 'filename' is mandatory and consists of the
      full path and filename. File name must be no larger than
      1023 bytes each and must not contain spaces. Function returns
      'DBENG_OK' upon success, a error code otherwise. The table
      ID is returned in 'tid' upon success. */

   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_open");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (filename == NULL || !strlen(filename))
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "no file name", DBENG_INVALID_FILE_NAME);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FILE_NAME);
      }

   /* put a reasonable 1kb limit on the file name itself */

   if (strlen(filename) > 1023)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "too long[filename]", DBENG_FILENAME_TOO_LONG);
      return(DBENG_FILENAME_TOO_LONG);
      }

   ret = dbeng_open_table(filename, tid);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_close(int tid)
{
   /* Close a table. Table ID is expected in 'tid'.
      Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_close");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_close_table(ot);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_next(int tid)
{
   /* Perform next record command. Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon
      success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_next");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_get_recd(ot);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_top(int tid)
{
   /* Goto the top of a table. Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon
      success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_top");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_goto_top(ot);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_rec(int tid, char *rec_out)
{
   /* Get complete table record. The file pointer is not advanced to
      the next record. The current record contents are returned.
      Record data is returned in 'rec_out' upon success.
      'rec_out' must be large enough to hold the record.
      Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_rec");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (rec_out == (char *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[rec_out]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   rec_out[0] = EOS;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_get_rec(ot, rec_out);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_rec_size(int tid, int *rec_size)
{
   /* Get table record size or length. Record size is returned in
      'rec_size' upon success. Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon
      success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_rec_size");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (rec_size == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[rec_size]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *rec_size = 0;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_rec_size(ot, rec_size);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_field_size(int tid, int fnum, int *field_size)
{
   /* Get size of a field in the current record. Variable 'field_size'
      will be loaded with the field size upon success.
      Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   char mes[75];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_field_size");

   if (fnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[fnum]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (field_size == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[field_size]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *field_size = 0;
   logman("%s:enter,t=%d,f=%d", mname, tid, fnum);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_field_size(ot, fnum, field_size);
   db_io_code_string(ret, mes);
   logman("%s:exit,f=%d,s=%d,rc=%s", mname, fnum, *field_size, mes);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_subfield_size(int tid, int fnum, int sfnum, int *subfield_size)
{
   /* Get size of a sub-field in the field 'fnum'. Variable 'subfield_size'
      will be loaded with the sub-field size upon success.
      Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_get_subfield_size";
   char mes[75];
   int ret;

   if (fnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[fnum]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (sfnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[sfnum]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subfield_size == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[subfield_size]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *subfield_size = 0;
   logman("%s:enter,t=%d,f=%d,sf=%d", mname, tid, fnum, sfnum);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to locate '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_subfield_size(ot, fnum, sfnum, subfield_size);
   db_io_code_string(ret, mes);
   logman("%s:exit,s=%d,rc=%s", mname, *subfield_size, mes);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_subsubfield_size(int tid, int fnum, int sfnum, int ssfnum,
                            int *subsubfield_size)
{
   /* Get size of a sub-sub-field in the sub-field 'sfnum'. Variable 
      'subsubfield_size' will be loaded with the sub-sub-field size 
      upon success.  Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an 
      error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_get_subsubfield_size";
   char mes[75];
   int ret;

   if (fnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[fnum]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (sfnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[sfnum]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (ssfnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[ssfnum]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subsubfield_size == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[subsubfield_size]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *subsubfield_size = 0;
   logman("%s:enter,t=%d,f=%d,sf=%d,ssf=%d", mname, tid, fnum, 
                 sfnum, ssfnum);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to locate '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_subsubfield_size(ot, fnum, sfnum, ssfnum, subsubfield_size);
   db_io_code_string(ret, mes);
   logman("%s:exit,s=%d,rc=%s", mname, *subsubfield_size, mes);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_field(int tid, int field_num, char *field_out)
{
   /* Get field data. Field contents are returned in 'field_out'
      upon success. Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_field");

   if (field_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal field number", DBENG_NO_SUCH_FIELD);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_FIELD);
      }

   if (field_out == (char *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[field_out]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   field_out[0] = EOS;
   logman("%s:enter,t=%d,f=%d", mname, tid, field_num);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_get_field(ot, field_out, field_num);

   if (ret != DBENG_OK)
      {
      field_out[0] = EOS;
      db_io_code_log(mname, "returning null field", ret);
      return(ret);
      }

   logman("%s:normal exit,fo=%s,l=%d", mname, field_out, 
                 strlen(field_out));
   return(DBENG_OK);
}

int db_get_subfield(int tid, int field_num, int subfield_num, 
                    char *subfield_out)
{
   /* Get sub-field data. Sub-field contents are returned in 'subfield_out'
      upon success. Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_get_subfield";
   int ret;

   if (field_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[field_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subfield_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[subfield_num]", 
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subfield_out == (char *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[subfield_out]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   subfield_out[0] = EOS;
   logman("%s:enter,t=%d,f=%d,sf=%d", mname, tid, field_num,
                 subfield_num);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to locate '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_get_subfield(ot, subfield_out, field_num, subfield_num);

   if (ret != DBENG_OK)
      {
      subfield_out[0] = EOS;
      db_io_code_log(mname, "returning null sub-field", ret);
      return(ret);
      }

   logman("%s:normal exit,sfo=%s,l=%d", mname, subfield_out, 
                 strlen(subfield_out));
   return(DBENG_OK);
}

int db_get_subsubfield(int tid, int field_num, int subfield_num, 
                       int subsubfield_num, char *subsubfield_out)
{
   /* Get sub-sub-field data. Sub-sub-field contents are returned in 
      'subsubfield_out' upon success. Function returns 'DBENG_OK' 
      upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_get_subsubfield";
   int ret;

   if (field_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[field_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subfield_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[subfield_num]", 
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subsubfield_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[subsubfield_num]", 
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subsubfield_out == (char *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[subsubfield_out]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   subsubfield_out[0] = EOS;
   logman("%s:enter,t=%d,f=%d,sf=%d,ssf=%d", mname, tid, field_num,
                 subfield_num, subsubfield_num);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to locate '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_get_subsubfield(ot, subsubfield_out, field_num, subfield_num,
                               subsubfield_num);

   if (ret != DBENG_OK)
      {
      subsubfield_out[0] = EOS;
      db_io_code_log(mname, "returning null sub-sub-field", ret);
      return(ret);
      }

   logman("%s:normal exit,ssfo=%s,l=%d", mname, subsubfield_out, 
                 strlen(subsubfield_out));
   return(DBENG_OK);
}

int db_goto(int tid, long rec_num)
{
   /* Goto a specific record number. Function returns 'DBENG_OK'
      upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[10];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_goto");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (rec_num <= 0L)
      {
       db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal record number",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_goto_record(ot, rec_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_count(int tid, long *active_num, long *deleted_num)
{
   /* Count the number of records in a table. Function returns 
      'DBENG_OK' with the record count loaded upon success,
      an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_count";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (active_num == (long *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[active_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (deleted_num == (long *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[deleted_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *active_num = *deleted_num = 0L;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_count_rec(ot, active_num, deleted_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_put_field(int tid, int field_num, char *field_data)
{
   /* Place a string into a field in the current record. Function returns
      'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_put_field";
   int stat;

   if (field_num < 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal field number",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (field_data == NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[field_data]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   logman("%s:enter,t=%d,f=%d,d=%s,l=%d", mname, tid, field_num,
           field_data, strlen(field_data));

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   stat = dbeng_put_field(ot, field_data, field_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", stat);
   return(stat);
}

int db_put_subfield(int tid, int field_num, int subfield_num, char *sf_data)
{
   /* Place a string into a sub-field in the current record. Function returns
      'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_put_subfield";
   int stat;

   if (field_num < 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[field_num]",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subfield_num < 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[subfield_num]",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (sf_data == (char *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[sf_data]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   logman("%s:enter,t=%d,f=%d,sf=%d,d=%s,l=%d", mname, tid, field_num,
                 subfield_num, sf_data, strlen(sf_data));

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to locate '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   stat = dbeng_put_subfield(ot, sf_data, field_num, subfield_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", stat);
   return(stat);
}

int db_put_subsubfield(int tid, int field_num, int subfield_num, 
                       int subsubfield_num, char *ssf_data)
{
   /* Place a string into a sub-sub-field in the current record. Function 
      returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_put_subsubfield";
   int stat;

   if (field_num < 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[field_num]",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subfield_num < 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[subfield_num]",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subsubfield_num < 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[subsubfield_num]",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (ssf_data == (char *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[ssf_data]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   logman("%s:enter,t=%d,f=%d,sf=%d,ssf=%d,d=%s,l=%d", mname, tid, 
                 field_num, subfield_num, subsubfield_num, ssf_data, 
                 strlen(ssf_data));

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to locate '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   stat = dbeng_put_subsubfield(ot, ssf_data, field_num, subfield_num,
                                subsubfield_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", stat);
   return(stat);
}

int db_write(int tid)
{
   /* Write a record to the table. If the record already exists, it
      will be re-written, otherwise a new record will be written.
      Field data must have already been placed into the record.
      Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[10];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_write");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_write_recd(ot);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_delete(int tid)
{
   /* Delete the current record from a table. Only the current record
      will be deleted. Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an
      error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_delete");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_delete_recd(ot);   /* plus re-position to top of table */
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_delete_flag(int tid, int *value)
{
   /* Get the 'delete_flag' for a table. Function returns 'DBENG_OK'
      upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_delete_flag");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (value == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[value]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *value = FALSE;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_delete_flag(ot, value);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(DBENG_OK);
}

int db_set_delete_flag(int tid, int value)
{
   /* Set the 'delete_flag' for a table. 'value' must be one of 'TRUE'
      or 'FALSE'. Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error
      code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_set_delete_flag");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (value != TRUE && value != FALSE)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "'not 0|1[value]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_set_delete_flag(ot, value);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(DBENG_OK);
}

int db_pack(int tid)
{
   /* Pack a table. Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_pack");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_pack_table(ot);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_find(int tid, int cs_flag, char *fdata, int *field_num)
{
   /* Find data in a table field. Only whole field will match.
      All fields in each record will be searched. Comparison
      is based on 'cs_flag' for case sensitivity. Field number that
      matched will be loaded into 'field_num' upon a successful find.
      Function will return 'DBENG_OK' if a record was found, an error
      code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_find");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (cs_flag != TRUE && cs_flag != FALSE)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "not 0|1[cs_flag]",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (fdata == NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[fdata]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (field_num == NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[field_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *field_num = 0;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_find(ot, cs_flag, fdata, field_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_find_field(int tid, int cs_flag, char *fdata, int field_num)
{
   /* Find data in a table field. Only whole field will match.
      Only field 'field_num' will be searched. String comparison
      is based on 'cs_flag' for case sensitivity. Function will return
      'DBENG_OK' if a record was found, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_find_field");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (cs_flag != TRUE && cs_flag != FALSE)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "not 0|1[cs_flag]",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (fdata == NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[fdata]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (field_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal[field_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_find_field(ot, cs_flag, fdata, field_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_find_part(int tid, int cs_flag, char *fdata, int *field_num)
{
   /* Find data in a table field. Any part of the field will match.
      All fields in each record will be searched. Comparison
      is based on 'cs_flag' for case sensitivity. Field number that
      matched will be loaded into 'field_num' upon a successful find.
      Function will return 'DBENG_OK' if a record was found, an error
      code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_find_part");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (cs_flag != TRUE && cs_flag != FALSE)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "not 0|1[cs_flag]",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (fdata == NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[fdata]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (field_num == NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[field_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *field_num = 0;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_find_part(ot, cs_flag, fdata, field_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_find_field_part(int tid, int cs_flag, char *fdata, int field_num)
{
   /* Find data in a table field. Any part of the field will match.
      Only field 'field_num' will be searched. String comparison
      is based on 'cs_flag' for case sensitivity. Function will return
      'DBENG_OK' if a record was found, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_find_field_part");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (cs_flag != TRUE && cs_flag != FALSE)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "not 0|1[cs_flag]",
                        DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (fdata == NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[fdata]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (field_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal[field_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_find_field_part(ot, cs_flag, fdata, field_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_nfields(int tid, int *nfields)
{
   /* Get number of fields in the current record. Number of fields is
      returned in 'nfields' upon success. Function returns 'DBENG_OK'
      upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_nfields");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (nfields == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[nfields]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_nfields(ot, nfields);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_nsubfields(int tid, int field_num, int *nsubfields)
{
   /* Get number of sub-fields in the 'field_num' field. Number of sub-fields 
      is returned in 'nsubfields' upon success. Function returns 'DBENG_OK'
      upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_get_nsubfields";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (nsubfields == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[nsubfields]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (field_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[field_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to locate '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_nsubfields(ot, field_num, nsubfields);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_nsubsubfields(int tid, int field_num, int subfield_num,
                         int *nsubsubfields)
{
   /* Get number of sub-sub-fields in the 'subfield_num' sub-field. Number 
      of sub-sub-fields is returned in 'nsubsubfields' upon success. Function 
      returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_get_nsubsubfields";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (nsubsubfields == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[nsubsubfields]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (field_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[field_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (subfield_num <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "out of range[subfield_num]", 
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to locate '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_nsubsubfields(ot, field_num, subfield_num, nsubsubfields);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_rec_num(int tid, long *rec_num)
{
   /* Get the current record number. The record number is returned in
      'rec_num' along with 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_rec_num");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (rec_num == (long *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[rec_num]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *rec_num = 0L;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_rec_num(ot, rec_num);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_pos(int tid, long *pos)
{
   /* Get the current record starting file position. The position is
      returned in 'pos' along with 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_pos");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (pos == (long *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[pos]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *pos = 0L;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_pos(ot, pos);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_set_pos(int tid, long pos)
{
   /* Set the table file position. BE VERY CAREFUL.
      Make sure there is a record at the specified
      file position. This function, if misused,
      can cause the engine to shutdown. Function
      returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error
      code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_set_pos");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (pos < 0L)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal[pos]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_set_pos(ot, pos);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_sort_max_mem(int tid, long *mem)
{
   /* Get the current allowable sort max memory allocation. The value is
      returned in 'mem' along with 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_get_sort_max_mem";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (mem == (long *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[mem]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *mem = 0L;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_sort_get_max_mem(ot, mem);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_set_sort_max_mem(int tid, long mem)
{
   /* Set the allowable maximum sort memory.
      Function returns a 'dbeng' code. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_set_sort_max_mem";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (mem <= 0L)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal[mem]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_sort_set_max_mem(ot, mem);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_sort_max_open_bin(int tid, int *open_bin)
{
   /* Get the current allowable sort number of open bin tables. The value is
      returned in 'open_bin' along with 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_get_sort_max_open_bin";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (open_bin == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[open_bin]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *open_bin = 0;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_sort_get_max_open_bin(ot, open_bin);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_set_sort_max_open_bin(int tid, int open_bin)
{
   /* Set the allowable maximum number of open bin tables during sort.
      Function returns a 'dbeng' code. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_set_sort_max_open_bin";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (open_bin <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal[open_bin]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_sort_set_max_open_bin(ot, open_bin);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_change_rec_flag(int tid, int *flag)
{
   /* Get the current value of 'change_rec_flag'. The flag value is
      returned in 'flag' along with 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_change_rec_flag");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (flag == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[flag]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *flag = FALSE;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_change_rec_flag(ot, flag);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_set_change_rec_flag(int tid, int flag)
{
   /* Set the value of 'change_rec_flag'. The function returns
      'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_set_change_rec_flag");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (flag != TRUE && flag != FALSE)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "invalid[flag]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_set_change_rec_flag(ot, flag);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_enf_change_rec_flag(int tid, int *flag)
{
   /* Get the current value of 'enforce_change_rec_flag'. The flag value is
      returned in 'flag' along with 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_enf_change_rec_flag");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (flag == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[flag]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *flag = FALSE;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_enf_change_rec_flag(ot, flag);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_set_enf_change_rec_flag(int tid, int flag)
{
   /* Set the value of 'enforce_change_rec_flag'. The function returns
      'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_set_enf_change_rec_flag");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (flag != TRUE && flag != FALSE)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "invalid[flag]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_set_enf_change_rec_flag(ot, flag);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_autopack(int tid, int *pvalue)
{
   /* Get the current value of 'autopack'. The value is
      returned in 'pvalue' along with 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_get_autopack";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (pvalue == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[pvalue]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *pvalue = 0;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_autopack(ot, pvalue);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_set_autopack(int tid, int pvalue)
{
   /* Set the value of 'autopack'. The function returns
      'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_set_autopack";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (pvalue < 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "invalid[pvalue]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_set_autopack(ot, pvalue);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_rec_count(int tid, long *active_count, long *deleted_count)
{
   /* Get the current active and deleted record count. The count value is
      returned in along with 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. Note that this function does not actually count the records
      in the table but reports on what the database manager thinks is the 
      record count. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_record_count");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (active_count == (long *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[active_count]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (deleted_count == (long *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[deleted_count]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *active_count = *deleted_count = 0L;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_rec_count(ot, active_count, deleted_count);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_new(int tid)
{
   /* Prepare for a new record. Function will return 'DBENG_OK' upon
      success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_new");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_new(ot);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_is_table_locked(int tid, int *flag)
{
   /* Get the current value of 'is_table_locked'. The flag value is
      returned in 'flag' along with 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code
      otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[25];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_get_is_table_locked");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (flag == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[flag]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   *flag = FALSE;

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_is_table_locked(ot, flag);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_set_is_table_locked(int tid, int flag)
{
   /* Set the value of 'is_table_locked'. The function returns
      'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[25];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_set_is_table_locked");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (flag != TRUE && flag != FALSE)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "invalid[flag]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_set_is_table_locked(ot, flag);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_new_table(char *filename, int *tid)
{
   /* Create a new table. If 'tid' is a positive
      number, also open the table. Function
      returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success with
      the table 'tid' loaded if open was
      requested. Function returns an engine
      i/o code otherwise. */

   char mname[50];
   int ret;

   strcpy(mname, "db_new_table");
   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (filename == NULL || !strlen(filename))
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "no file name", DBENG_INVALID_FILE_NAME);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FILE_NAME);
      }

   /* put a reasonable limit on the file name itself */

   if (strlen(filename) >= DBENG_PATH_LIMIT)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "too long[filename]", DBENG_FILENAME_TOO_LONG);
      return(DBENG_FILENAME_TOO_LONG);
      }

   ret = dbeng_new_table(filename, tid);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_open_table_list(char *pat, char *list_out)
{
   /* Get and return a list of all open tables.
      List is returned in 'list_out' upon
      success. 'list_out' must already be allocated
      to sufficient size. The parameter 'pat' may
      contain an acceptable pattern to the function
      'pmatch' of physical file names. Function 
      returns a 'dbeng' code. */

   char mname[] = "db_get_open_table_list";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (list_out == NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[list_out]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   ret = dbeng_open_table_list(pat, list_out);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_delete_table(char *tname)
{
   /* Delete a table by its table name (physical file name in single
      user version, logical table name in multiuser with the catalog
      flag high). Table must not be open by any tid. Function
      returns a 'dbeng' code. */

   char mname[] = "db_delete_table";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (tname == (char *)NULL || !strlen(tname))
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null or empty[tname]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   ret = dbeng_delete_table(tname);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_exist(char *tname, int *exist_flag)
{
   /* Determine whether a table exists. Function returns a 'dbeng'
      code. */

   char mname[] = "db_exist";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (tname == (char *)NULL || !strlen(tname))
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null or empty[tname]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (exist_flag == (int *)NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[exist_flag", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   ret = dbeng_exist(tname, exist_flag);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_clear_table(char *tname)
{
   /* Delete a table by its table name (physical file name in single
      user version). Table must not be open by any tid. Function
      returns a 'dbeng' code. */

   char mname[] = "db_clear_table";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (tname == (char *)NULL || !strlen(tname))
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null or empty[tname]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   ret = dbeng_clear_table(tname);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_copy_table(int src_tid, int dest_tid)
{
   /* Copy a table from source to destination. The function returns
      'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *src_ot, *dest_ot;
   char mname[] = "db_copy_table";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (src_tid <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "tid out of range[src_tid]",
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (dest_tid <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "tid out of range[dest_tid]",
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((src_ot = db_atid_lookup(src_tid)) == DBENG_OT_NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "bad ret from db_atid_lookup[src_tid]",
                     DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   if ((dest_ot = db_atid_lookup(dest_tid)) == DBENG_OT_NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "bad ret from db_atid_lookup[dest_tid]",
                     DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   if ((ret = dbeng_copy_table(src_ot, dest_ot)) != DBENG_OK)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "bad ret from dbeng_copy_table", ret);
      return(ret);
      }

   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_sort(int tid, char *specs)
{
   /* Sort a table. Sort specs are expected in 'specs'.
      Function returns 'DBENG_OK' upon success, an error 
      code otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_sort";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (tid <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "tid out of range", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == DBENG_OT_NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "bad ret from db_atid_lookup[tid]",
                     DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   if ((ret = dbeng_sort(ot, specs)) != DBENG_OK)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "bad ret from dbeng_sort", ret);
      return(ret);
      }

   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_delete_field(int tid, int fnum)
{
   /* Completly remove a specific field within the record.
      Function returns a 'dbeng' code. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_delete_field";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (fnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal field number",
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_delete_field(ot, fnum);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_delete_subfield(int tid, int fnum, int sfnum)
{
   /* Completly remove a specific subfield within the record.
      Function returns a 'dbeng' code. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_delete_subfield";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (fnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal field number",
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (sfnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal subfield number",
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_delete_subfield(ot, fnum, sfnum);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_delete_subsubfield(int tid, int fnum, int sfnum, int ssfnum)
{
   /* Completly remove a specific subsubfield within the record.
      Function returns a 'dbeng' code. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   char mname[] = "db_delete_subsubfield";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (fnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal field number",
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (sfnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal subfield number",
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if (ssfnum <= 0)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "illegal subsubfield number",
                     DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   if ((ot = db_atid_lookup(tid)) == (struct dbeng_table *)NULL)
      {
      logman("%s:unable to open '%d',no such table", mname, tid);
      return(DBENG_NO_SUCH_TID);
      }

   ret = dbeng_delete_subsubfield(ot, fnum, sfnum, ssfnum);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

int db_get_catalog_list(char *pat, char *list_out)
{
   /* Get and return a list of catalog entries.
      List is returned in 'list_out' upon
      success. 'list_out' must already be allocated
      to sufficient size. The parameter 'pat' may
      contain an acceptable pattern to the function
      'pmatch' of logical table names. Function 
      returns a 'dbeng' code. */

   char mname[] = "db_get_catalog_list";
   int ret;

   logman("%s:enter", mname);

   if (list_out == NULL)
      {
      db_io_code_log(mname, "null[list_out]", DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      return(DBENG_INVALID_FUNCTION);
      }

   ret = dbeng_catalog_list(pat, list_out);
   db_io_code_log(mname, "normal exit", ret);
   return(ret);
}

void db_end(void)
{
   // Prepare for termination. Close everything.

   dbeng_terminate();
}

struct dbeng_table *db_atid_lookup(int tid)
{
   /* Take a table ID ('tid') and perform a lookup.
      Function returns a pointer to the found table
      upon success, a 'NULL' pointer otherwise. */

   struct dbeng_table *ot;
   int done = FALSE;
   int found = FALSE;

   if (dbeng_head == DBENG_OT_NULL)
      return((struct dbeng_table *)NULL);

   if (tid <= 0)
      return((struct dbeng_table *)NULL);

   ot = dbeng_head;

   while(!done)
      {
      if (ot == DBENG_OT_NULL)
         done = TRUE;
      else
         {
         if (ot->tid == tid)
            {
            done = TRUE;
            found = TRUE;
            }
         }

      if (!done && !found)
         ot = ot->next;
      }

   if (!found)
      ot = (struct dbeng_table *)NULL;

   return(ot);
}

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