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Hello,
Such a trivial operation and I understood that I do not see simple solution...
A program needs to use a temporary table, I assumed that QTEMP is the best place for it.
So I have a table with the same structure in MYLIB and program needs to create its copy, however, empty, and in QTEMP.
I shall issue a CL command CRTDUPOBJ from my C program, but I cannot gurantee, that the table does not exist there already.
I see two ways to protect myself from this situation:
1. Capture relevant error message (probably CPD2104, object already exist);
2. Issue unlink (Unix style API) to delete this file before making CRTDUPOBJ - but this will end in error if file does not exist.
Or I should rather attempt to open file using _Ropen with mode "wr" and if it ends in error, issue CRTDUPOBJ and make _Ropen again?
All these methods seem odd - that made me think that maybe there is some better way...
Thanks,
Jevgeni
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