Table 4-33

Explanation of the Req_types

 

 

 

req_types

 

Explanation

 

 

 

PINV

 

Complete archive inventory and database update (aci_inventory)

 

 

 

PRGE

 

Delete a command from the command list (aci_cancel)

 

 

 

SHUT

 

Shutdown off the complete AMU (aci_killamu)

 

 

 

Return Values

•0: The call was successful.

•-1: The call failed.

The external variable d_errno is set to one of the following

DAS error codes:

•ERPC

•EINVALID

•EDASINT

•ETIMEOUT

•ESWITCHINPROG

•ENOTSUPPHCMD

aci_list_foreign

The aci_list_foreign function queries status from up to 300 foreign volsers for a client. See Figure 4-80.

#include "aci.h"

int aci_list_foreign( char *volser, int *nCount,

aci_foreign_desc *pszForeign)

Figure 4-80aci_list_foreign Function Call

Returns the status of the foreign volser. If the volser is the NULL string, return nCount status on all foreign volsers. The status is returned in an array of pointers to aci_foreign_desc structure. The array element can be maximum size of 300. See Figure 4-81.

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