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CEDB Functions

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8/28/2008

The following table shows the CEDB functions with a description of the purpose of each.

Function Description

CeChangeDatabaseLCID (CEDB)

Changes the locale identifier (LCID) of a database volume for sort operations.

CeCreateDatabase (CEDB)

Creates a new database. This function is obsolete. Call the CeCreateDatabaseEx2 (CEDB) function instead.

CeCreateDatabaseEx (CEDB)

Creates a new database in the object store or in amounted volume. This function is obsolete. Call CeCreateDatabaseEx2 (CEDB) instead.

CeCreateDatabaseEx2 (CEDB)

Creates a new database in the object store or in a mounted database volume.

CeDeleteDatabase (CEDB)

Removes a database from the object store. This function is obsolete. Call the CeDeleteDatabaseEx (CEDB) function instead.

CeDeleteDatabaseEx (CEDB)

Removes a database from the object store or a mounted database volume.

CeDeleteRecord (CEDB)

Deletes a record from a database.

CeEnumDBVolumes (CEDB)

Enumerates all mounted database volumes and returns the name for each.

CeFindFirstDatabase (CEDB)

Opens an enumeration context that enables an application to enumerate all databases in the object store. This function is obsolete. Call the CeFindFirstDatabaseEx (CEDB) function instead.

CeFindFirstDatabaseEx (CEDB)

Opens an enumeration context for all databases in a database volume.

CeFindNextDatabase (CEDB)

Retrieves the next database in an enumeration context. This function is obsolete. Instead, applications should call the CeFindNextDatabaseEx (CEDB) function.

CeFindNextDatabaseEx (CEDB)

Retrieves the next database in an enumeration context.

CeFlushDBVol (CEDB)

Flushes information from a database volume to permanent storage.

CeFreeNotification (CEDB)

Frees a CENOTIFICATION (CEDB) structure passed to an application.

CeGetDBInformationByHandle (CEDB)

Obtains information about an open database using its handle.

CeMountDBVol (CEDB)

Issues a mount request for a database volume that contains both data and an integrity log.

CeOidGetInfo (CEDB)

Retrieves information about an object in the object store. This function is obsolete. Call the CeOidGetInfoEx (CEDB) function instead.

CeOidGetInfoEx (CEDB)

Retrieves information about an object in the object store or a mounted database volume.

CeOidGetInfoEx2 (CEDB)

Retrieves information about an object in the object store or a mounted database volume, or about the object store.

CeOpenDatabase (CEDB)

Opens an existing database. This function is obsolete. Call the CeOpenDatabaseEx2 (CEDB) function instead.

CeOpenDatabaseEx (CEDB)

Opens an existing database on any mounted database volumes. This function is obsolete. Call the CeOpenDatabaseEx2 (CEDB) function instead.

CeOpenDatabaseEx2 (CEDB)

Opens an existing database on any database volume, including mounted database volumes.

CeReadRecordProps (CEDB)

Reads properties from the current record. This function is obsolete. Call the CeReadRecordPropsEx (CEDB) function instead.

CeReadRecordPropsEx (CEDB)

Reads properties from the current record.

CeSeekDatabase (CEDB)

Seeks the specified record in an open database. This function is obsolete. Call the CeSeekDatabaseEx (CEDB) function instead.

CeSeekDatabaseEx (CEDB)

Seeks the specified record in an open database.

CeSetDatabaseInfo (CEDB)

Sets database parameters, including the name, type, and sort-order descriptions. This function is obsolete. Call the CeSetDatabaseInfoEx2 (CEDB) function instead.

CeSetDatabaseInfoEx (CEDB)

Sets database parameters, including the name, type, sort-order descriptions, and compression of the database. This function is obsolete. Call CeSetDatabaseInfoEx2 (CEDB) instead.

CeSetDatabaseInfoEx2 (CEDB)

Sets database parameters, including the name, type, sort-order descriptions, and compression of the database.

CeUnmountDBVol (CEDB)

Unmounts a database volume.

CeWriteRecordProps (CEDB)

Writes properties to a single record, creating the record if necessary.

Note

These functions do not work with EDB databases. For more information, see EDB Functions.

See Also

Reference

Database Reference