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Description:
This function returns an
array placeholder. A placeholder is used to identify a position in the underlying data
system (HDS) and may be passed to other routines (e.g. aryNew) to indicate where
a newly created array should be positioned.
Invocation
void aryPlace( HDSLoc
loc, const char
name, AryPlace
place,
int status
)
Notes:
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Placeholders are intended only for local use within an application and only a limited number of
them are available simultaneously. They are always annulled as soon as they are passed to
another routine to create a new array, where they are effectively exchanged for an array
identifier.
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If this routine is called with "
status"
set, then a value of NULL will be returned for the "
place"
argument, although no further processing will occur. The same value will also be returned if the
routine should fail for any reason.
Parameters :
loc
HDS locator to the structure to contain the
new array.
name
Name of the new structure component (i.e. the array).
place
Returned holding
an array placeholder identifying the nominated position in the data system.
status
The global
status.
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