Sends and optionally executes a calc script against the active database as a single string. This function is equivalent to making a call to EsbBeginCalc, followed by calls to EsbSendString(), and finally to EsbEndCalc(). The calculation can either be initiated, or the calc script can just be verified and any errors returned.
Syntax
EsbCalc (hCtx, isCalculate, cscQuery) ByVal hCtx As Long ByVal isCalculate As Integer ByVal cscQuery As String
Parameter | Description |
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hCtx | VB API context handle. |
isCalculate | Controls calculation of the calc script. If TRUE, the calc script is executed. |
cscQuery | The calc script, as a single string (must be less than 64 KB). |
Notes
The calc script string must be less than 64 KB long.
If this function succeeds and the calculation is started, it will continue on the server as an asynchronous process after the return from this call. The caller must check at regular intervals to see if the process has completed by calling EsbGetProcessState() until it returns ESB_STATE_DONE.
If the Calculate flag is set to FALSE, the database merely performs a syntax check of the calc script.
Return Value
None.
Access
This function requires the caller to have calc privilege (ESB_PRIV_CALC) to the active database.
Example
Declare Function EsbCalc Lib "ESBAPIN" (ByVal hCtx As Long, ByVal Calculate As Integer, ByVal Script As String) As Long Sub ESB_Calc () Dim sts As Long Dim Script As String Dim Calculate As Integer Dim ProcState As ESB_PROCSTATE_T Script = "CALC ALL;" Calculate = ESB_YES '********** ' Calculate '********** sts = EsbCalc (hCtx, Calculate, Script) '************************************ ' Check process state till it is done '************************************ sts = EsbGetProcessState (hCtx, ProcState) Do Until ProcState.State = ESB_STATE_DONE sts = EsbGetProcessState (hCtx, ProcState) Loop End Sub
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