/* BEGIN mdbm_rel_att_array.incl.pl1 -- odf 8/21/78 */
/* modified by Jim Gray - - June/July 1979 to add key/varying attr counts and comments
   Modified by Jim Gray - - April 1980, to add submodel's total_view bit to rel_names.
   Modified by Lindsey Spratt - - August 1980, to add security permission bits to rel/att_names.
   Modified by Jim Gray - - 80-11-06, to change s_perm = append_tuple_perm,
   d_perm = delete_tuple_perm, r_perm = status_perm, m_perm = unused_perm.

   81-01-23 Jim Gray : added bit to att_names so that the resultant can
   be build for partial view submodels, and know whether the last varying attr
   is a character or bit string type, for determining the bit offset of end of tuple.

   81-05-28 Jim Gray : removed structures for foreign key interface.



   NOTE: These structures are used as the parameters in the "mus_get_" routines
   that are called by mu_sec_make_res, to return the users view of
   either the model or submodel he has opened with. */

dcl 1 rel_names based (rns_ptr),			/* array of relations in a file to be readied */
    2 num fixed bin,				/* nbr. of relations in this file */
    2 item (num_rels_init refer (rel_names.num)),
      3 sm char (32),				/* submodel name of relation */
      3 dm char (32),				/* data model name */
      3 natts fixed bin,				/* nbr. of attrs. in this relation */
      3 ri_ptr ptr,					/* points to rel_info in file_model */
      3 total_view bit (1) unal,			/* ON --> all attrs in model rel present */
      3 status_perm bit (1) unal,			/* ON --> opener has permission to look at relation */
      3 append_tuple_perm bit (1) unal,			/* ON --> opener has permission to store into this relation */
      3 delete_tuple_perm bit (1) unal,			/* ON --> opener has permission to delete tuples */
      3 unused_perm bit (1) unal,			/* unused perm */
      3 pad bit (31) unal ;				/* for future use */

dcl 1 att_names based (ans_ptr),			/* array of attributes in a relation */
    2 num fixed bin,				/* attributes in a relation */
    2 num_key_attrs fixed bin,			/* number of key attributes in model/submodel relation */
    2 num_varying_attrs fixed bin,			/* count of varying bit/char data type attrs */
    2 last_model_attr_char_var bit (1) unal,		/* on => last attr in model view is char varying */
    2 mbz bit (35) unal,				/* for future use */
    2 item (num_atts_init refer (att_names.num)),
      3 sm char (32),				/* submodel name */
      3 dm char (32),				/* data model name */
      3 ai_ptr ptr,					/* points to attr_info in file_model */
      3 di_ptr ptr,					/* points to domain_info in file_model */
      3 rai_ptr ptr,				/* points to attr info in resultant model */
      3 r_perm bit (1) unal,				/* ON --> opener has permission to retrieve attribute */
      3 u_perm bit (1) unal,				/* ON --> opener has permission to update attribute */
      3 pad bit (34) unal;				/* future use */

dcl  num_rels_init fixed bin;
dcl  num_atts_init fixed bin;

dcl  rns_ptr ptr;
dcl  ans_ptr ptr;

/* END mdbm_rel_att_array.incl.pl1 */



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