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<p>The $CenqCt function reports the number of unused entries within the resource enqueuing table. The number must be more than the number of noncritical resources needed by the next statement(s) in the request. All resources except the following are noncritical: </p> | <p> | ||
The <var>$CenqCt</var> function reports the number of unused entries within the [[Defining the runtime environment (CCAIN)#Resource locking|resource enqueuing table]]. The number must be more than the number of noncritical resources needed by the next statement(s) in the request. All resources except the following are noncritical: </p> | |||
EXISTENCE | :DIRECT | ||
INDEX | :EXISTENCE | ||
RECORD ENQUEUE | :INDEX | ||
< | :RECORD ENQUEUE | ||
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The function has no input and returns a single number. For example, <code>PRINT $cenqct</code> displays the number of unused entries.</p> | |||
[[Category:SOUL $functions]] | [[Category:SOUL $functions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:48, 6 April 2015
The $CenqCt function reports the number of unused entries within the resource enqueuing table. The number must be more than the number of noncritical resources needed by the next statement(s) in the request. All resources except the following are noncritical:
- DIRECT
- EXISTENCE
- INDEX
- RECORD ENQUEUE
The function has no input and returns a single number. For example, PRINT $cenqct displays the number of unused entries.