The mi_vpinfo_isnoyield() function
The mi_vpinfo_isnoyield() function determines whether the virtual processor (VP) on which the current UDR is executing is part of a nonyielding user-defined VP class.
Syntax
mi_integer mi_vpinfo_isnoyield(void) | Valid in client LIBMI application? | Valid in user-defined routine? |
|---|---|
| No | Yes |
Important: This advanced function can adversely
affect your UDR if you use the function incorrectly. Use it only when
no regular DataBlade
API function
can perform the task you need done.
Usage
The mi_vpinfo_isnoyield() function determines whether the VP class associated with the current VP has been defined as a nonyielding user-defined VP class. The current VP is the VP on which the current UDR is running. A nonyielding user-defined VP class executes the UDR to completion, without allowing execution to yield control of the VP.
For information about the VP environment or about when to use a nonyielding user-defined VP, see the HCL Informix® DataBlade API Programmer's Guide.
Return values
- 0 (MI_FALSE)
- The current VP is not part of a nonyielding VP class. The current VP class A yielding VP class.
- 1 (MI_TRUE)
- The current VP is part of a nonyielding VP class.
- MI_ERROR
- The function was not successful.