Ingres 12.0 | IIapi_abort() Function--Abort a Connection

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IIapi_abort() Function--Abort a Connection

The IIapi_abort() function closes a connection opened with IIapi_connect() and frees all the resources associated with the connection handle.

Any transaction associated with the connection is aborted, and the transaction handle freed, as are all associated statements and database event handles.

While this function can be used to clean up quickly when a problem is detected on a connection, applications are encouraged to continue calling IIapi_close(), IIapi_commit() or IIapi_rollback(), and IIapi_disconnect() to cleanly shut down server connections.

This function has the following syntax:

II_VOID IIapi_abort ( IIAPI_ABORTPARM *abortParm );

typedef struct _IIAPI_ABORTPARM
{
IIAPI_GENPARM ab_genParm;
II_PTR ab_connHandle;
} IIAPI_ABORTPARM;

This function has the following parameters:

ab_genParm

Type: input and delayed output

Specifies the generic parameters.

For a description, see Generic Parameters.

ab_connHandle

Type: input

Specifies the connection handle to be disconnected immediately. All resources associated with this connection are also freed.

Last modified date: 08/28/2024