Callback Parameters

Applies to: Windows | Windows Server

Callback Parameters

This topic contains parameters that are used for callbacks.

JET_paramDisableCallbacks
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This parameter disables all database engine callbacks to application provided functions. It is primarily intended to support the database engine utilities and is not intended to be used in your application.

JET_paramEnablePersistedCallbacks
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This parameter enables the use of persistent callbacks in the database. In releases prior to Windows Vista, the use of persistent callbacks was enabled by default. Applications must now explicitly enable the use of persistent callbacks at runtime using this parameter. If this parameter is not set, then any database operation that requires the invocation of a callback will fail with JET_errCallbackFailed. This parameter does not affect any callbacks that are specified at runtime with the following mechanisms: JET_paramRuntimeCallback, JetRegisterCallback, or an explicit callback parameter to a JET API. It is still possible to create schema elements that contain persistent callbacks even when the use of those persistent callbacks is disallowed. When this parameter is set to false it overrides JET_paramDisableCallbacks.

JET_paramRuntimeCallback
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This parameter configures the engine with a runtime callback function implementing the JET_CALLBACK interface. This callback may be called for the following reasons: JET_cbtypFreeCursorLS, JET_cbtypFreeTableLS, or JET_cbtypNull. Please see JetSetLS for more information.

Requirements

See Also

JET_API_PTR
JET_CALLBACK
JET_CBTYP
JetCreateInstance
JetInit
JetSetLS