/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE linus_table_info.incl.pl1 -- Dave Schimke  1/5/83     */
/*
09/28/83 Al Dupuis: Added the store_args_ptr variable and the store_args structure.
*/
dcl 1 table_info aligned based (table_ip), /* info on displayable table     */
      2 retrieval_identifier fixed bin ,   /* current retrieval id          */
      2 row_count fixed bin(35),           /* number of rows in table       */
      2 column_count fixed bin,	   /* number of columns in table    */
      2 maximum_column_name_length fixed bin,	   
				   /* largest column name           */
      2 maximum_column_value_length fixed bin,
				   /* largest column length         */
      2 row_value_length fixed bin (21),   /* length of entire row          */
				   /*   (sum of column lengths)     */
      2 row_segs_info_ptr ptr init (null), /* ptr to the row segs info      */
      2 store_args_ptr ptr,		   /* ptr to the arg list for storing rows */
      2 columns (ti_init_column_count refer (table_info.column_count)),    
				   /* column info                   */
        3 column_name char (69) var,       /* column header name            */
        3 column_data_type  bit (36),	   /* original data descriptor      */
        3 column_length fixed bin (21),	   /* length of column in chars     */
        3 column_index fixed bin (21);     /* index of start of column in   */
				   /*   row value                   */

dcl 1 row_segs_info aligned based (row_segs_ip),
      2 max_number_of_seg_ptrs fixed bin,
      2 max_number_of_ptrs_per_seg fixed bin(21),
      2 number_of_seg_ptrs fixed bin,
      2 seg_ptr (rsi_init_max_number_of_seg_ptrs refer (row_segs_info.
                                  max_number_of_seg_ptrs)) ptr unal;
	
dcl 1 row_ptrs aligned based (row_ptrs_p),
      2 number_of_ptrs_this_seg fixed bin(21),
      2 row_value_ptr (row_ptrs.number_of_ptrs_this_seg) ptr unal;

dcl row_value char (table_info.row_value_length) based (row_value_p);
dcl row_value_p ptr unal;                  /* ptr to the current row value  */

dcl row_segs_ip ptr;                       /* ptr to the seg of ptrs to     */
                                           /*  the arrays of row_value_ptrs */
dcl row_ptrs_p ptr;                        /* ptr to an array of            */
                                           /*  row_value_ptrs               */

dcl 1 store_args aligned based (store_ap),
      2 table_name char (30),
      2 error_code fixed bin (35),
      2 number_of_descriptors fixed bin,
      2 header like arg_list.header,
      2 arg_ptrs (arg_list_arg_count refer (store_args.header.arg_count)) ptr,
      2 desc_ptrs (arg_list_arg_count refer (store_args.header.arg_count)) ptr,
      2 argument_list_descriptors (init_number_of_descriptors refer
	(store_args.number_of_descriptors)) like arg_descriptor;

dcl init_number_of_descriptors;
dcl rsi_init_max_number_of_seg_ptrs fixed bin;
dcl store_ap ptr;
dcl table_ip ptr;
dcl ti_init_column_count fixed bin;
	       
/* END INCLUDE FILE linus_table_info.incl.pl1    */


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