putdd() - adds a new field to an existing DD.

SYNOPSIS

int putdd
(
    DD *dd,
    char *name,
    char *type,
    int n,
    int nonull
);

PARAMETERS

DD *dd: The DD to add the field to.
char *name: Name of the field being declared.
char *type: Type of this variable.
int n: Max or number of elements depending on var prefix.
int nonull: Is this a non null field.

DESCRIPTION
Add a field to the data definition structure dd. The field will be called name and have the named type. If the field type is not variable then n specifies the number of elements that can be stored in the field. If it is variable then n specifies a default amount of storage to allocate. This will be increased as needed. Nonnull should be 1 if null values are not allowed. (Note: currently Texis does not allow NULL values at all, and this flag will be silently ignored).

The available types are listed in table here. The columns have the following meanings.

Name: The name to use in putdd.
Description: What this type represents.
Constant: The constant used to refer to this type.
Texis: How to access the type in Texis through SQL.

Name	Description	Constant	Texis
byte	Raw binary data	FTN_BYTE	BYTE
char	Character string	FTN_CHAR	CHAR
double	Double precision floating point	FTN_DOUBLE	DOUBLE
date	Unix date stored as time_t	FTN_DATE	DATE
float	Single precision floating point	FTN_FLOAT	FLOAT
int	32-bit signed integer	FTN_INT	--
integer	32-bit signed integer	FTN_INTEGER	--
long	32-bit signed integer	FTN_LONG	INTEGER
short	16-bit signed integer	FTN_SHORT	--
smallint	16-bit signed integer	FTN_SMALLINT	SMALLINT
word	16-bit unsigned integer	FTN_WORD	UNSIGNED SMALLINT
ind	Pointer to external file	FTN_INDIRECT	INDIRECT
dword	32-bit unsigned integer	FTN_DWORD	UNSIGNED INTEGER
int64	64-bit signed integer	FTN_INT64	INT64
uint64	64-bit unsigned integer	FTN_UINT64	UINT64
counter	Unique serial number	FTN_COUNTER	COUNTER
strlst	A list of strings	FTN_STRLST	STRLST
recid	A record ID	FTN_RECID	--

Table: Data types

All the type names can take an optional prefix of var which indicates that there will be a variable number of items. The ones directly supported by Texis are varchar and varbyte.

The types which almost always will have a var prefix are ind and strlst. If you do not specify var for these types you must make sure there is enough space to hold the longest filename and string list respectively. Both of these have an element size of one.

Returns 0 on error and 1 on success.