Continues the data set name insertion process started by calling NWSMPutFirstName and places the next data set name into a date set name list or a selection list.
#include <smsutapi.h>
CCODE NWSMPutNextName (
void SM_HUGE **buffer,
SMS_HANDLE SM_HUGE *handle,
UINT32 nameSpaceType,
UINT32 selectionType,
NWBOOLEAN reverseOrder,
void *sep1,
void *sep2,
void *name);
(IN/OUT) Points to the NWSM_DATA_SET_NAME_LIST or NWSM_SELECTION_LIST structure to receive the data set name.
(IN) Points to the name handle returned by NWSMPutFirstName or NWSMPutFirstLName.
(IN) Specifies the name space type of name (see nameSpaceType Values).
(IN) Specifies the selection type for a selection list (see selectionType Values).
(IN) Specifies the order of the characters in name, sep1, and sep2, when placed into buffer as returned by NWSMTSGetNameSpaceTypeInfo:
(IN) Points to the first separator used for paths in the specified name space as returned by NWSMTSGetNameSpaceTypeInfo.
(IN) Points to the second separator used for paths in the specified name space as returned by NWSMTSGetNameSpaceTypeInfo.
(IN) Points to the name of the data set as it exists in the specified name space.
The following table lists the return values associated with the function.
NWSMPutNextName increments the number of list entries by one.
To end the data set name insertion, call NWSMCloseName.
NWSMPutNextName is similar to NWSMPutNextLName. However, NWSMPutNextLName requires the length of the data set name.
NWSMPutNextName also supports data set names in Unicode format.
If there is not enough space for the name, the buffer is resized. If buffer is set to NULL, memory is allocated to it. You are responsible to free the memory allocated by buffer.
If buffer contains a data set name list, selectionType must be set to zero. If buffer contains a selection list, selectionType must be set to a selection type.
If reverseOrder is TRUE, C:\\SYSTEM\\TEMP.EXE would be EXE.TEMP\\SYSTEM\\:C.