cas_util.h File Reference

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Functions
char *	ut_uchar2ipstr (unsigned char *ip_addr)
char *	ut_trim (char *)
void	ut_tolower (char *str)
void	ut_timeval_diff (struct timeval *start, struct timeval *end, int *res_sec, int *res_msec)
int	ut_check_timeout (struct timeval *start_time, struct timeval *end_time, int timeout_msec, int *res_sec, int *res_msec)

Function Documentation

int ut_check_timeout	(	struct timeval *	start_time,
		struct timeval *	end_time,
		int	timeout_msec,
		int *	res_sec,
		int *	res_msec
	)

Definition at line 119 of file cas_util.c.

References assert, NULL, and ut_timeval_diff().

Referenced by fn_end_tran(), fn_execute_array(), fn_execute_internal(), and ux_auto_commit().

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void ut_timeval_diff	(	struct timeval *	start,
		struct timeval *	end,
		int *	res_sec,
		int *	res_msec
	)

Definition at line 101 of file cas_util.c.

References assert, and NULL.

Referenced by fn_end_tran(), fn_execute_array(), fn_execute_internal(), fn_lob_new(), fn_lob_read(), fn_lob_write(), and ut_check_timeout().

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void ut_tolower

(

char *

str

)

Definition at line 73 of file broker_log_util.c.

References is_bind_with_size(), NULL, p, and strlen.

Referenced by sch_attr_info(), sch_class_info(), sch_direct_super_class(), sch_primary_key(), sch_queryspec(), and str_like().

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char* ut_trim

(

char *

)

Definition at line 43 of file broker_log_util.c.

References NULL, p, and strlen.

Referenced by dbval_to_net_buf(), fn_prepare_internal(), log_top(), net_buf_column_info_set(), netval_to_dbval(), sql_change_comp_form(), and ux_prepare().

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char* ut_uchar2ipstr

(

unsigned char *

ip_addr

)

Definition at line 43 of file cas_util.c.

References assert, and NULL.

Referenced by cas_log_debug(), client_monitor(), and proxy_access_log().

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