HP-UX SNAplus2 CSV Programmer's Guide

Concepts
CSV Entry Points: Windows
Chapter 122
CSV Entry Points: Windows
A Windows application accesses CSV using the following functions:
ACSSVC_C
Issues a verb. The verb blocks; that is, the application's
thread is suspended until CSV has finished processing
the verb and returned the results. This has the same
effect as WinCSV.
WinCSVStartup
Registers the application as a Windows CSV user, and
determines whether the CSV software supports the
level of function required by the application.
WinCSV
Issues a verb. The verb blocks; that is, the application's
thread is suspended until CSV has finished processing
the verb and returned the results. This has the same
effect as ACSSVC_C.
WinAsyncCSV
Issues a verb. With the exception of
TRANSFER_MS_DATA, the verb blocks; processing is
the same as for the WinCSV entry point. The
TRANSFER_MS_DATA verb normally completes
asynchronously and does not block; CSV indicates the
completion by posting a message to the application
window.
WinCSVCleanup
Unregisters the application when it has finished using
CSV.
GetCsvReturnCode
Generates a printable character string for the primary
and secondary return codes obtained on a CSV verb.
The application must call WinCSVStartup before attempting to issue any
verbs using the WinCSV or WinAsyncCSV calls. It then issues verbs using
either WinAsyncCSV (asynchronous) or WinCSV (synchronous). If a verb