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amit.atray@gmail.com
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#1: Jul 5 '07
Hi,

I am trying to open an ISAM file with isopen call.
But I am getting error with iserror set to 111.

I tried to check 111 error code ...

111 ENOREC
Action: No record could be found that contained the requested value
in the specified position.

I think this error should error if we are trying to find a record and
record is not there.
But how can this error be possible while opening a file (ISAM)???

Thanks




santosh
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#2: Jul 5 '07

re: ISAM file opening error



amit.at...@gmail.com wrote:
Quote:
Hi,
>
I am trying to open an ISAM file with isopen call.
But I am getting error with iserror set to 111.
>
I tried to check 111 error code ...
>
111 ENOREC
Action: No record could be found that contained the requested value
in the specified position.
>
I think this error should error if we are trying to find a record and
record is not there.
But how can this error be possible while opening a file (ISAM)???
This is not really a Standard C question. You need to ask in a group
more specific to the particular database system you're using.

Jens Thoms Toerring
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#3: Jul 5 '07

re: ISAM file opening error


amit.atray@gmail.com wrote:
Quote:
I am trying to open an ISAM file with isopen call.
But I am getting error with iserror set to 111.
Quote:
I tried to check 111 error code ...
Quote:
111 ENOREC
Action: No record could be found that contained the requested value
in the specified position.
Quote:
I think this error should error if we are trying to find a record and
record is not there.
But how can this error be possible while opening a file (ISAM)???
This not a question in any way related to C but about a certain
library (that may be written in C, but that doesn't make it a
C problem), probably a (of possibly many) library for dealing
with ISAM files. To get an answer to your question you will
have to find a group where discussions of ISAM libraries are
on-topic, probably some group dedicated to database program-
ming.
Regards, Jens
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Kenny McCormack
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#4: Jul 5 '07

re: ISAM file opening error


In article <5f43vlF3albtkU1@mid.uni-berlin.de>,
Jens Thoms Toerring <jt@toerring.dewrote:
Quote:
>amit.atray@gmail.com wrote:
Quote:
>I am trying to open an ISAM file with isopen call.
>But I am getting error with iserror set to 111.
>
Quote:
>I tried to check 111 error code ...
>
Quote:
>111 ENOREC
>Action: No record could be found that contained the requested value
>in the specified position.
>
Quote:
>I think this error should error if we are trying to find a record and
>record is not there.
>But how can this error be possible while opening a file (ISAM)???
>
>This not a question in any way related to C but about a certain
>library (that may be written in C, but that doesn't make it a
>C problem), probably a (of possibly many) library for dealing
>with ISAM files. To get an answer to your question you will
>have to find a group where discussions of ISAM libraries are
>on-topic, probably some group dedicated to database program-
>ming.
IOW:

Off topic. Not portable. Cant discuss it here. Blah, blah, blah.

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user923005
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#5: Jul 5 '07

re: ISAM file opening error


On Jul 5, 4:06 am, amit.at...@gmail.com wrote:
Quote:
Hi,
>
I am trying to open an ISAM file with isopen call.
But I am getting error with iserror set to 111.
>
I tried to check 111 error code ...
>
111 ENOREC
Action: No record could be found that contained the requested value
in the specified position.
>
I think this error should error if we are trying to find a record and
record is not there.
But how can this error be possible while opening a file (ISAM)???
You want news:comp.databases.informix (follow-up set).

Is the file empty?

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