db_id.h File Reference

Functions for parsing a database URL and works with db identifier. More...

#include "../str.h"

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Data Structures
struct	db_id
Functions
unsigned char	cmp_db_id (const struct db_id *id1, const struct db_id *id2)
void	free_db_id (struct db_id *id)
struct db_id *	new_db_id (const str *url)

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Detailed Description

Functions for parsing a database URL and works with db identifier.

Definition in file db_id.h.

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Function Documentation

unsigned char cmp_db_id	(	const struct db_id *	id1,
		const struct db_id *	id2
	)

Compare two connection identifiers

Parameters:

	id1	first identifier
	id2	second identifier

Returns:

1 if both identifier are equal, 0 if there not equal

Compare two connection identifiers

Parameters:

	id1	first identifier
	id2	second identifier

Returns:

one if both are equal, zero otherwise

Definition at line 259 of file db_id.c.

References db_id::database, db_id::host, db_id::password, db_id::port, db_id::scheme, and db_id::username.

Referenced by pool_get().

void free_db_id

(

struct db_id *

id

)

Free a connection identifier

Parameters:

id

the identifier that should released

Free a connection identifier

Parameters:

id

identifier

Definition at line 285 of file db_id.c.

References db_id::database, db_id::host, db_id::password, pkg_free, db_id::scheme, and db_id::username.

Referenced by db_do_init(), db_mysql_free_connection(), db_oracle_free_connection(), and db_postgres_free_connection().

struct db_id* new_db_id

(

const str *

url

)

[read]

Create a new connection identifier

Parameters:

url

database URL

Returns:

new allocated db_id structure, NULL on failure

Create a new connection identifier

Parameters:

url

database URL

Returns:

connection identifier, or zero on error

Definition at line 224 of file db_id.c.

References _str::len, LM_ERR, parse_db_url(), pkg_free, pkg_malloc, and _str::s.

Referenced by db_do_init().