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PVK_seek( ) |
Position Within a File |
int PVK_seek(int fh, char *keybfr, int keysz, int keyno);
Where:
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fh |
File handle returned from a prior call to PVK_OpenExt( ) |
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keybfr |
Pointer to a buffer containing the key |
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keysz |
Size of the key in bytes |
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keyno |
Key number to use (0 = Current key, 1 = Primary, 2 = First alternate, etc.) |
PVK_seek( ) is used to position the key pointer to a specified location within a file for subsequent processing. By default, the Key IO routines read using the primary access key (KEY 1). An alternate key chain may be specified in the keyno parameter.
If keyno is set to 0, the current key is used. If successful, a status of 0 is returned.