Database

db_abort_tx db_begin_tx db_commit_tx db_create_file_storage db_decrypt_t db_encrypt_t DB_FILE_DEFFS DB_FILE_POSIX DB_FILE_STORAGE db_file_storage_config_destroy db_file_storage_config_init DB_FILE_UCFS DB_FILE_WIN32 db_flush_tx db_get_storage_config db_get_timeout db_get_tx_default db_hlock_t DB_NOLOCKING DB_NOLOGGING db_open_file_storage DB_READ_ONLY db_set_timeout db_set_tx_default db_shutdown db_stat_buffer db_stat_bufmgr db_stat_page db_storage_config_destroy db_storage_config_init db_t db_unwatch_table DB_UTF8_NAME db_wait db_watch_table

db_result_t db_set_timeout ( db_wtime_t  msec  )  Set the length of time that an operation will wait for a lock to become available. This ensures that every database operation will eventually return. Most operations will fail if a lock times out. Parameters: msec  Time in milliseconds. Use a duration of INT_MAX to disable timeouts. Returns: DB_OK when successful. DB_FAIL on failure. On failure, one of the following error codes is set: DB_ENOTIMPL if the library does not support timeouts. The single-user package does not support db_set_timeout or db_get_timeout. In the single-user library, this function will return DB_FAIL with the error code DB_ENOTIMPL. See also: get_db_error, clear_db_error, Error Handling