This chapter explains the information on APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) provided by Systemwalker Operation Manager.
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Notes for using APIs
When using the APIs on the Windows x86 version
Create 32-bit applications when using these APIs because they are 32-bit APIs.
When using the APIs on the Windows x64 version
Create 64-bit applications when using these APIs because they are 64-bit APIs.
When using the APIs on the Linux x86 version
Create 32-bit applications when using these APIs because they are 32-bit APIs.
When using the APIs on the Linux x64 version
Create 64-bit applications when using these APIs because they are 64-bit APIs.
When using the APIs on the Solaris 32-bit version
Create 32-bit applications when using these APIs because they are 32-bit APIs.
When using the APIs on the Solaris 64-bit version
Create 64-bit applications when using these APIs because they are 64-bit APIs.
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Notes on using APIs in a Windows x64 environment or Linux x64 environment
Use the x86 version of Systemwalker Operation Manager if 32-bit APIs are already being used as part of the migration from V13.3.1 or earlier.
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Notes on using APIs in a Solaris 64-bit environment
Use the 32-bit version of Systemwalker Operation Manager if 32-bit APIs are already being used as part of the migration from V13.3.1 or earlier.
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Notes on using 64-bit APIs
The sample programs provided in this chapter are 32-bit programs. Replace with 64-bit API files if the 64-bit APIs are to be used.