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PPCSNDFAIL()
Determines the number of packets sent with failure
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Syntax
PPCSNDFAIL(<nHandle>) --> nPackets
Netware: 2.2 and 3.11
Argument
<nHandle> Designates the communication sending buffer.
Returns
PPCSNDFAIL() returns the number of packets sent with failure since the
buffer has been opened. If an error occurs (for example, if the handle
is invalid), the function returns -1.
Description
PPCSNDFAIL() determines the number of packets sent with failure,
independently of the protocol used (IPX, SPX, NetBIOS datagram, or
NetBIOS session). A faulty packet at an SPX or NetBIOS session
connection can be a packet for which the receipt has not been
acknowledged by the remote station. If a value of 65535 packets has
been exceeded, the count starts again at 0.
Example
Check to see if packets have been sent with failure:
IF PPCSNDFAIL(nHandle)>0
? 'Data integrity not guaranteed!'
ENDIF
See Also: PPCSNDTOT()
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