HP-UX SNAplus2 CSV Programmer's Guide

Concepts
CSV Entry Points: Windows
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returns with return codes that indicate an error, the application can use
GetCsvReturnCode to obtain a text string representation of these return
codes, which can be used to generate standard error messages.
When the application has finished issuing verbs using the WinCSV or
WinAsyncCSV calls, it must call WinCSVCleanup before terminating; it
must not attempt to issue any more verbs after calling WinCSVCleanup.
The following sections describe these functions.
ACSSVC_C
The application uses this function to issue a verb. The verb blocks; that
is, the application's thread is suspended until CSV has finished
processing the verb and returned the results.
For compatibility with other CSV implementations, SNAplus2 also
provides the entrypoints ACSSVC_P and ACSSVC, which can be used in the
same way as ACSSVC_C. The entry points are defined in the CSV header
file wincsv.h.
Function Call
void ASCCVC_C (
void * vcbptr
)
Supplied Parameters
The only parameter passed to the function is the address of a verb
control block (VCB). The VCB is a structure made up of variables that
identify the verb to be executed, supply information to be used by the
verb, and contain information returned by the verb when execution is
complete. Each verb has its own VCB structure, which is declared in the
header file wincsv.h delivered with SNAplus2. Use #include to include
this file in any application program that issues Common Service Verbs.
Returned Values
The function does not return a value.