Function SQL_MFS(Code, BFS, Handle, Name, FMC, Record, Status) //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // This program is proprietary and is not to be used by or disclosed to others, nor is it to // be copied without written permission from SRP Computer Solutions, Inc. // // Name : SQL_MFS // // Description: MFS for passing records to the SQL data tables // // Notes: To install this MFS, use the SET_MFS(Table, "SQL_MFS*LSL2", 1) command to add it to // the end of the MFS chain. NOTE: for the best results. Make sure you are in // development engine with the database manager open. Then run the SET_MFS // command followed by running the menu option Database:Save in the DB Manager. // // Parameters: // Code [in] -- An integer value indicating the operation to be performed (1 = read a // record, 4 = delete a record, 11 = open a file, etc.) // BFS [in] -- The list of MFSs and the BFS name for the current file or volume. This // is a subvalue mark-delimited array, with the current MFS name as the // first value in the array, and the BFS name as the last value. // Handle [in] -- The file handle of the file or media map being accessed. // Name [in] -- The name (key) of the record or file being accessed. // FMC [in] -- Various functions. // Record [in] -- The entire record (for record-oriented functions) or a newly-created // handle (for "get handle" functions). // Status [in] -- A return code indicating the success or failure of an operation. // // History (Date, Initials, Notes) // 01/04/00 pcs Original programmer // 01/20/00 pcs CLEARFILE requires the Arev table name to be removed before processing // 05/20/05 axf Process will now also track the accessing of records. // 11/26/07 dmb Code clean-up. No functional changes were made. // 03/08/21 dmb Refactor method to store the OpenInsight table name so this MFS will // chain forward correctly with other MFS routines. // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// $INSERT FILE.SYSTEM.EQUATES $INSERT FSERRORS_HDR $insert ACTION_SETUP Declare Subroutine Pass_To_SQL, SRP_Stopwatch Declare function RetStack ON CODE GOSUB READ.RECORD,READO.RECORD,WRITE.RECORD,DELETE.RECORD,LOCK.RECORD,UNLOCK.RECORD,SELECT,READNEXT,CLEARSELECT,CLEARFILE,OPEN.FILE,CREATE.FILE,RENAME.FILE,MOVE.FILE,DELETE.FILE,OPEN.MEDIA,CREATE.MEDIA,READ.MEDIA,WRITE.MEDIA,UNLOCK.ALL,FLUSH,INSTALL,RESERVED,RESERVED,RESERVED,OMNI.SCRIPT,CLOSE.MEDIA,RECORD.COUNT, REMAKE.FILE,CREATE.INDEX,DELETE.INDEX,UPDATE.INDEX,SELECT.INDEX,READNEXT.INDEX Return READ.RECORD: GoSub Call_NextFS return READO.RECORD: GoSub Call_NextFS return CREATE.MEDIA: GoSub Call_NextFS return OPEN.MEDIA: GoSub Call_NextFS return READ.MEDIA: GoSub Call_NextFS return WRITE.MEDIA: GoSub Call_NextFS return CLOSE.MEDIA: GoSub Call_NextFS return CLEARFILE: GoSub Call_NextFS return CREATE.FILE: GoSub Call_NextFS return DELETE.FILE: GoSub Call_NextFS return MOVE.FILE: GoSub Call_NextFS return OPEN.FILE: // Attaching Arev Table name to Handle for checking purposes GoSub Call_NextFS * If Index(RECORD, @TM, 1) EQ 0 then * RECORD = NAME:@TM:RECORD * end // Load the handle and table name into the labelled common. If Status then TableName = Name[1, '*'] Accountname = Name[Col2() + 1, '999'] Volume = Record[-1, 'B' : @TM] Volume = Volume[14, 9999] Volume[-12, 12] = '' If Volume EQ '' then Volume = 'REVBOOT' Locate TableName in TableNames@ using @FM Setting fPos then If TableHandles@ EQ Record else // There is a new handle for the indicated table. This could be the same table name from a different // volume or an updated handle for the same table. Either way, just append a new handle/table pair // to the lookup arrays. TableNames@ := TableName : @FM TableAccounts@ := AccountName : @FM TableHandles@ := Record : @FM TableVolumes@ := Volume : @FM end end else TableNames@ := TableName : @FM TableAccounts@ := AccountName : @FM TableHandles@ := Record : @FM TableVolumes@ := Volume : @FM end end return REMAKE.FILE: GoSub Call_NextFS return RENAME.FILE: GoSub Call_NextFS return SELECT: GoSub Call_NextFS return READNEXT: GoSub Call_NextFS return CLEARSELECT: GoSub Call_NextFS return LOCK.RECORD: GoSub Call_NextFS return UNLOCK.RECORD: GoSub Call_NextFS return CREATE.INDEX: GoSub Call_NextFS return UPDATE.INDEX: GoSub Call_NextFS return DELETE.INDEX: GoSub Call_NextFS return SELECT.INDEX: GoSub Call_NextFS return READNEXT.INDEX: GoSub Call_NextFS return RESERVED: GoSub Call_NextFS return OMNI.SCRIPT: GoSub Call_NextFS return RECORD.COUNT: GoSub Call_NextFS return LOCK.SEMAPHORE: GoSub Call_NextFS return UNLOCK.SEMAPHORE: GoSub Call_NextFS return SET.USER.SEMAPHORE: GoSub Call_NextFS return WRITE.RECORD: GoSub Prep_Vars Activity = "Write" Pass_To_SQL(Activity, UseTable, UseID) GoSub Call_NextFS return DELETE.RECORD: GoSub Prep_Vars Activity = "Delete" Pass_To_SQL(Activity, UseTable, UseID) GoSub Call_NextFS return NEXT_FS: GoSub Call_NextFS return // Install, unlock all and flush are called directly, no need to call next FS. INSTALL: STATUS = 1 return FLUSH: STATUS = 1 return UNLOCK.ALL: STATUS = 1 return Prep_Vars: * TempUseTable = Field(HANDLE, @TM, 1) * UseTable = Field(TempUseTable, "*", 1) UseTable = TableName UseID = Name return Call_NextFS: FS = DELETE(BFS, 1, 1, 1) NEXTFS = FS<1, 1, 1> @FILE.ERROR = "" CALL @NEXTFS(CODE, FS, HANDLE, NAME, FMC, RECORD, STATUS) return Remove_Arev_Table_Name: FS = DELETE(BFS, 1, 1, 1) NEXTFS = FS<1, 1, 1> @FILE.ERROR = "" If Index(FS, @SVM, 1) GT 0 then Real_Handle = HANDLE end else Real_Handle = Field(HANDLE, @TM, 2) end CALL @NEXTFS(CODE, FS, Real_Handle, NAME, FMC, RECORD, STATUS) return