ENTRY_NEXT

Arguments

packageId

identifies the package.

Type:	Numeric
Direction:	Input

entryId

returns the identifier of the entry.

Type:	Numeric
Direction:	Output

entryType

returns the type of the entry. Available types include the following:

• BINARY

• CATALOG

• DATASET

• FDB

• HTML

• MDDB

• NESTED_PACKAGE

• REFERENCE

• SQLVIEW

• TEXT

• VIEWER

Type:	Character
Direction:	Output

userSpecString

returns a string from the specified entry. For string content, see Details.

Type:	Character
Direction:	Output

desc

returns the entry description from the specified entry.

Type:	Character
Direction:	Output

nameValue

returns the name/value pairs assigned to the specified entry. Name/value pairs are site-specific; they are used for the purpose of filtering. See filtering.

Type:	Character
Direction:	Output

rc

receives a return code.

Type:	Numeric
Direction:	Output

properties

identifies a comma-separated list of optional property names. Valid property names are as follows:

• FILENAME

Type:	Character
Direction:	Input

propValue1, ...propValueN

returns one value for each specified property name. Valid property names are supported as follows:

FILENAME

output character string variable that returns the name of the file (as it exists in the package).

Type:	Character
Direction:	Output

The header information returned by this CALL routine identifies the type of the entry and provides descriptive information.

The userSpecString parameter provides content information about the entry. The value returned is the value that was provided by the publisher when the entry was inserted in the package. For this release, only file entries can return a value for this parameter. All other entry types return a blank value. For file entries, this field is the user-specified MIME type.

When a package is retrieved, the entry cursor is positioned at the start of the entry list by default. As a consequence, the ENTRY_FIRST CALL routine does not have to be called before ENTRY_NEXT CALL routine. The ENTRY_FIRST CALL routine can be used at a later time in order to move the entry cursor back to the start of the entry list.

The following example positions the cursor at the start of an entry list.

CALL ENTRY_NEXT(packageId, entryid, type,
   uSpec, desc, nv, rc);

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