ARSULOAD.DLL

[nifipro]

Hello,
I'm developing in C the CMOD userExit arsuload.DLL . I succeeded in generate the DLL and activate exist with the -E option on Arsload.exe utility.
My problem is Im unable to retrieve the LOAD_ID in my C program
Any of you can help me?
The result is either a hexa code or special characters!
The source code I use:

#include "arscsxit.h"
#include "stdio.h"
#include "locale.h"
ArcI32
ARSCSXIT_EXPORT
ARSCSXIT_API
LOADEXIT( ArsCSXitLoadExit *load )
{
   ArcChar           *hostname;   /* OnDemand Library Server Hostname */
   ArcChar           *load_id;    /* Load Id */
   ArcU32            deprecated;  /* was bytes.  Use report_bytes */
   ArcU32            res_bytes;   /* Number of resource bytes stored */
   ArcCSXitApplGroup *appl_grp;   /* Application Group Info */
   ArcCSXitAppl      *appl;       // Application Info
   ArcChar           *file;       /* File containing all rows ===== */
   ArcChar           *user_def;   /* User Specified string to load */
   ArcCSXitField     *reference;  /* Reference column defined for ODF */
   ArcChar           *file_l;     /* File containg rows in non-UTF8  */
   ArcU32            cp;          /* codepage file_l is in            */
   void              **hndl;      /* pointer to anchor for arsuload   */
   ArcChar           ColDelim;    /* Character used to delimit columns*/
   ArcI64            report_bytes;/* Number of bytes in report */
   ArcChar           *instance;   /* OD Instance name */
   ArcChar           *db_name;


   printf("%p",load_id);  
/* I used %s, %d option but still same error
}

[nifipro]

Any Idea??

[Ed_Arnold]

> special characters!

Just guessing, but something to do with the codepage setting?

Ed

[frasert]

Is this post relevant?  I believe ArcChar is an unsigned short according to arscsxit.h:

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#if defined(ARS_UNICODE)
 typedef unsigned short ArcChar;
#else
 typedef char           ArcChar;
#endif

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8699812/what-is-the-format-specifier-for-unsigned-short-int

Essentially, try "%hu" as your printf modifier.

[nifipro]

thks for your answers.
I tried with %hu parameter but still have the same problem.

LOADEXIT( ArsCSXitLoadExit *load )
{
   ArcChar           *hostname;   /* OnDemand Library Server Hostname */
   ArcChar           *load_id;    /* Load Id */
   
    printf("%hu",load_id);
}
results of arload command :

C:\Program Files (x86)\ibm\OnDemand for WinNT\bin>arsload.exe -a App -g Test -u
admin -n -E -v C:\App.Test.JFF.20110118_002.10032011.1708.ard
arsload: Processing file >C:\App.Test.JFF.20110118_002.10032011.1708.ard<

arsload: 01/05/15 02:31:20 -- Indexing started, 91484 bytes to process
0425-415 CC=YES
0425-415 CCTYPE=Z
0425-415 CONVERT=NO
0425-415 CPGID=850
0425-415 MCF2REF=CPCS
0425-415 TRC=NO
0425-415 FILEFORMAT=STREAM,(NEWLINE=X'0D0A')
0425-415 TRIGGER1=*,8,X'4147454E4345203A',(TYPE=GROUP)
0425-415 TRIGGER2=6,7,X'436F646520446576697365203A',(TYPE=GROUP)
0425-415 FIELD1=0,17,4,(TRIGGER=1,BASE=0)
0425-415 FIELD2=0,22,6,(TRIGGER=2,BASE=0)
0425-415 INDEX1=X'4E6F6D',FIELD1,(TYPE=GROUP,BREAK=YES)
0425-415 INDEX2=X'5072656E6F6D',FIELD2,(TYPE=GROUP,BREAK=YES)
0425-415 DCFPAGENAMES=NO
0425-415 UNIQUEBNGS=YES
0425-415 IMAGEOUT=ASIS
0425-415 INDEXOBJ=GROUP
0425-415 INDEXSTARTBY=1
0425-415 INSERTIMM=NO
0425-415 RESTYPE=NONE
0425-415 inputdd=C:\App.Test.JFF.20110118_002.10032011.1708.ard
0425-415 outputdd=NUL
0425-415 indexdd=.\App.Test.JFF.20110118_002.10032011.1708.ard.ind
0425-415 resobjdd=NUL
0425-440 ACIF AT PK72203 HAS COMPLETED NORMALLY WITH RETURN CODE 0.
arsload: 01/05/15 02:31:21 Indexing completed
arsload: 01/05/15 02:31:21 -- Loading started, 91484 bytes to process
21268 : THIS IS THE Returned Value With the %hu parameter
OnDemand Load Id = >5016-1-0-190FAA-0-0<
Loaded 2 rows into the database
Document compression type used - OD77.  Bytes Stored = >7857< Rows = >2<
arsload: 01/05/15 02:31:21 Loading completed
arsload: Processing successful for file >C:\App.Test.JFF.20110118_002.10032011.1
708.ard<
Any Idea please?
Thks

[Frederick Tybalt]

I guess it prints the address

Try
printf("%p",*load_id); 

instead of

printf("%p",load_id); 

[nifipro]

Thank You Fred for your answer.
I tried it but still the same problem . Below the trace.

arsload: 01/05/15 08:32:13 -- Indexing started, 91484 bytes to process
0425-415 CC=YES
0425-415 CCTYPE=Z
0425-415 CONVERT=NO
0425-415 CPGID=850
0425-415 MCF2REF=CPCS
0425-415 TRC=NO
0425-415 FILEFORMAT=STREAM,(NEWLINE=X'0D0A')
0425-415 TRIGGER1=*,8,X'4147454E4345203A',(TYPE=GROUP)
0425-415 TRIGGER2=6,7,X'436F646520446576697365203A',(TYPE=GROUP)
0425-415 FIELD1=0,17,4,(TRIGGER=1,BASE=0)
0425-415 FIELD2=0,22,6,(TRIGGER=2,BASE=0)
0425-415 INDEX1=X'4E6F6D',FIELD1,(TYPE=GROUP,BREAK=YES)
0425-415 INDEX2=X'5072656E6F6D',FIELD2,(TYPE=GROUP,BREAK=YES)
0425-415 DCFPAGENAMES=NO
0425-415 UNIQUEBNGS=YES
0425-415 IMAGEOUT=ASIS
0425-415 INDEXOBJ=GROUP
0425-415 INDEXSTARTBY=1
0425-415 INSERTIMM=NO
0425-415 RESTYPE=NONE
0425-415 inputdd=C:\App.Test.JFF.20110118_002.10032011.1708.ard
0425-415 outputdd=NUL
0425-415 indexdd=.\App.Test.JFF.20110118_002.10032011.1708.ard.ind
0425-415 resobjdd=NUL
0425-440 ACIF AT PK72203 HAS COMPLETED NORMALLY WITH RETURN CODE 0.
arsload: 01/05/15 08:32:14 Indexing completed
arsload: 01/05/15 08:32:14 -- Loading started, 91484 bytes to process
FFFFFF83 : Returned value
OnDemand Load Id = >5016-1-0-210FAA-0-0<
Loaded 2 rows into the database
Document compression type used - OD77.  Bytes Stored = >7857< Rows = >2<
arsload: 01/05/15 08:32:14 Loading completed
arsload: Processing successful for file >C:\App.Test.JFF.20110118_002.10032011.1
708.ard<

[Frederick Tybalt]

Try this. It worked for me.

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#include <arscsxit.h>
#include <stdio.h>

ArcI32
ARSCSXIT_EXPORT
ARSCSXIT_API
LOADEXIT( ArsCSXitLoadExit *load )
{

   printf("LOAD ID : %s",load->load_id);

   ArcI32 rc;

   rc = 0;

   return( rc );
}



Output :

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OnDemand Load Id = >5018-1-0-14FAA-14964-14964<
Loaded 1 rows into the database
Document compression type used - OD77.  Bytes Stored = >908< Rows = >1<
LOAD ID : 5018-1-0-14FAA-14964-14964



[nifipro]

Thank you for your help Frederick.
It work !!