Query: dtmmdbgetbookcasebylocs
OS: hpux
Section: 3
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DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs(library call) DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs(library call)NAMEDtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs -- obtains descriptors for a set of bookcases based on hypertext link targetsSYNOPSIS#include <DtMmdb.h> int DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs( int infolib_descriptor, const char** locators);DESCRIPTIONThe DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs function makes the database engine ready to provide access service for a set of bookcases. It allows you to access multiple bookcases by specifying hypertext link targets that occur within the bookcases. Use the free function to release the array of bookcase descriptors when it is no longer needed.ARGUMENTSinfolib_path Specifies the infolib that contains the bookcase. locators Specifies a zero-terminated array of locators of hypertext link targets. Each target can be a section or a component within a section.RETURN VALUEIf DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs completes successfully, it returns a pointer to a NULL-terminated array of bookcase descriptors. If it fails, it returns NULL.EXAMPLEThe following shows how a DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs call might be coded. char locs[] = {"abcde0123456789", "fghij0123456789", 0 }; int* descriptor_array = DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs(myInfoLibDescriptor, locs);SEE ALSODtMmdbGetBookCaseByIndex(3), DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLoc(3), DtMmdbGetBookCaseByName(3) DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs(library call)
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