• *PROPERTY_DIFFERENCE Function
• *summary_groups_enum Function
• *variable_delegate Function
• *variable_name_normalize Function
• *variable_parent_restore Function
• *variable_parent_set Function
• *variable_to_script Function
• a5_cnvrt_dot_vars Function
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• a5_defaultvalue_get Function
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• A5_DEFINE_GLOBAL_VARS Function
• A5_DELETE_SETTINGS Function
• a5_dim_ask_vars Function
• A5_EXPORT_PROPS_TO_CMDS Function
• a5_extract_ask_vars Function
• a5_get_var_names Function
• a5_is_var_name_valid Function
• a5_javascript_property_to_attribute Function
• a5_list_user_vars Function
• A5_LOAD_SETTINGS Function
• a5_prompt_for_ask_vars Function
• a5_property_to_arguments Function
• a5_property_to_attribute Function
• A5_SAVE_SETTINGS Function
• a5w_resolvevariablesinoverridesettings Function
• all_variables Function
• CANCEL Function
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• propertyfromquerystring Function
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• SESSION_VARIABLES Function
• SHOWVAR Function
• submit_let Function
• variable_exists Function
• variable_name_normalize Function

a5_property_to_arguments Function

Syntax

Arguments

p

Dot variable input

args

SQL::Arguments output

Description

Converts a dot variable to SQL Arguments, setting the argument name to match the variable name, and the 'data' to contain the variables value.

Example

dim p as p
p.name = "john"
p.date = now()
p.number = 23
dim args as sql::Arguments
a5_property_to_arguments(p,args)
? args.XML
= <SQLArguments>
	<SQLArgument>
		<Name>name</Name>
		<Data Type="C">john</Data>
		<IsNull Type="L">0</IsNull>
		<Usage>Input</Usage>
	</SQLArgument>
	<SQLArgument>
		<Name>date</Name>
		<Data Type="T">2016-04-05 13:06:01 225000</Data>
		<IsNull Type="L">0</IsNull>
		<Usage>Input</Usage>
	</SQLArgument>
	<SQLArgument>
		<Name>number</Name>
		<Data Type="N">23</Data>
		<IsNull Type="L">0</IsNull>
		<Usage>Input</Usage>
	</SQLArgument>
</SQLArguments>