If the core is already initialised and no runtime parameters have been changed since the initialisation, then calling BWIInit again does not re-initialise the core.
BWIInit (h)
Use this to initialise the Bank Wizard core before running any validation or searches. During initialisation, the Licence Key and Database Table Files (DTFs) are checked and the DTFs are made available.
If any fatal conditions occur, then the initialisation has failed and Bank Wizard will not function. Bank Wizard can still function if error and warning conditions occur during initialisation.
By default, all licensed countries are initialised. Use BWISetRuntime with either BWI_R_INC_COUNTRY or BWI_R_EX_COUNTRY items to limit the countries initialised.
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If the core is already initialised and no runtime parameters have been changed since the initialisation, then calling BWIInit again does not re-initialise the core. |
| h | Initialisation handle created using BWICreateHandle. You MUST use BWIFree to
free this after initialising the core and handling any initialisation conditions returned.
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Fatal Conditions |
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| BWI_F_BADKEY | BWI_F_DEPVER | BWI_F_EXLIC |
| BWI_F_NOBWIMAIN | BWI_F_NOINI | BWI_F_NOLIC |
| BWI_F_NOMEM | ||
Error |
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| Each of these errors is returned by country and means that country is not initialised. You can still use other countries, unless you get the fatal error BWI_F_NOINI. | ||
| BWI_E_EXLIC | BWI_E_TABLE_MISSING | |
Warning |
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| BWI_W_30DAY | ||
Usage
Functions reference
See also