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Par2: Recover() - recovering held records
1998-05-05 -- Maarten Veenstra
 
From the help-file: SEND(file,'RECOVER=n') The RECOVER string, when n is greater than 0, UNLOCKs data files, RELEASEs held records, and rolls back incomplete transactions in order to recover from a system crash. See also Transaction Processing for Clarion Files. n represents the number of seconds to wait before invoking the recovery process. When n is equal to 1, the recovery process is invoked immediately. When n is equal to 0, the recovery process is disarmed. There are two ways of using RECOVER: SEND(file,RECOVER=n) OPEN(file) This releases a lock on a file that was locked when a machine crashed. It also rolls back a transaction that was in process when a system crashed. SEND(file,RECOVER=n) GET or NEXT or PREVIOUS This removes a hold flag on a record from records that where held when a machine crashed. Here is a piece of code that removes all hold flags from a file: OPEN(file) !make sure no one else is using the file SEND(file,'IGNORESTATUS=ON') SET(file) LOOP NEXT(file) IF ERRORCODE() THEN BREAK. IF SEND(file,'HELD') = 'ON' THEN SEND(file,'RECOVER=1') REGET(file,POSITION(file)) END END RECOVER may not be used as a DRIVER string--you may only use it with the SEND function. The SEND function returns a blank string.


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