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FN_LKFISET()
Lock file set
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Syntax
fn_lkFiSet( [<nTimeout>] ) -> lSuccess
Arguments
<nTimeOut> is interpreted differently, depending on which
lockmode the station is currently in.
If the workstation is in "compatibility mode" (lock mode 0),
then:
0 = Don't Wait (the default)
Anything else = Wait
If the workstation is in "extended lock mode" (lock mode 1),
the <nTimeOut> is optional number of 1/18th sec ticks to
wait for the lock; 0 = don't wait (default).
Returns
<lSuccess>, .t. if the call succeeded, and .f. if it didn't.
If the call fails, you can check fn_error() for one of the
following:
If you're in compatibility mode (lock mode 0),
255 Failure
If you're in extended mode (lock mode 1)
254 Timeout failure
255 Failure
Description
Use this call after all the files to be locked have been
logged. If this call succeeds, you've got all of them
locked. If any file can't be locked, this call will fail
and no files will have been locked.
Examples
Source: N:\SRC\SYNCHRO\LOCKFILE.PRG
Author: Glenn Scott
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