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PPCSNDERR()
Determines the error code of the most recent sending process
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Syntax
PPCSNDERR(<nHandle>) --> nErrorCode
Netware: 2.2 and 3.11
Argument
<nHandle> Designates the communication sending buffer.
Returns
PPCSNDERR() returns the error code of the most recent sending process
for the specified sending buffer. If the packet has been sent
successfully, the function returns 0. If an error occurs (for example,
if the handle is invalid), the function returns -1.
Description
PPCSNDERR() allows you to determine the error code of the most recent
sending operation, independently of the protocol used (IPX, SPX, NetBIOS
datagram, or NetBIOS session). The values are returned directly by the
IPX/SPX or NetBIOS driver, so the return value depends on the type of
the receiving buffer. There is a description of the error codes for the
IPX/SPX communication buffer and for the NetBIOS communication buffer in
Appendices D and E.
Example
Check to see if the last packet has been sent successfully:
IF PPCSNDERR(<nHandle>) = 0
? 'Packet has been sent successfully!'
ELSE
? 'Error!'
ENDIF
See Also: IPXERROR() NBERROR()
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