rptbwi, rptbwe, rptbwf, rptbwd, rptbwc, rptbai, rptbae, rptbaf, rptbad — Replace data in table
subroutine rptbwi(key,buffer,status) character*(*) key integer*4 value integer*4 status subroutine rptbwj(key,buffer,status) character*(*) key integer*8 value integer*4 status subroutine rptbwe(key,buffer,status) character*(*) key real*4 value integer*4 status subroutine rptbwc4(key,buffer,status) character*(*) key complex real*4 value integer*4 status subroutine rptbwf(key,buffer,status) character*(*) key real*8 value integer*4 status subroutine rptbwz(key,buffer,status) character*(*) key complex real*8 value integer*4 status subroutine rptbwc(key,buffer,status) character*(*) key integer*4 value integer*4 status
The rptb
functions replace the content of
a key residing in the table buffer. If the key in the table does not
exist it will be inserted. The replace operations thus never abort
if the data already exist. rptbwi
replaces data
of type I, rptbwj
data of type J,
rptbwe
data of type E,
rptbwc4
data of type C,
rptbwf
data of type F,
rptbwz
data of type D, and
rptbwc
data of type K.
key
Character string containing the name of the key (input).
value
Buffer containing data to be inserted (input). See description above.
status
Status code returned (output). Upon successful completion of the operation, the status value 0 is returned. A negative value is returned, if an error has been detected. A positive value is returned, if a warning has been issued. See MemCom error codes.