SQL::Statement Object
Description
The SQL::Statement object encapsulates the parsing and properties of a SQL SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement. as a result, it's properties will change depending on the last successfully processed SQL statement. Look at the related SQL::Query, SQL::InsertStatement, SQL::UpdateStatement, or SQL::DeleteStatement objects for available properties in each of these cases.
Example
The following script inserts a new record.
dim conn as SQL::Connection dim stat as SQL::Statement dim qry as SQL::Query dim rs as SQL::ResultSet dim cs as SQL::CallResult dim connString as C dim sql_insert as C dim sql_query as C
Next, define the connection string and the SQL INSERT statement. Note the syntax of the command. The fields that will receive data and the corresponding values are in two comma delimited sets.
connString = "{A5API='Access', FileName='c:\program files\a5v7\mdbfiles\alphasports.mdb'}"sql_insert = "insert into customer (firstname, lastname, bill_city, bill_postal_code, bill_state_region) values ('George', 'Jones', 'Arlington', '02000', 'VA')"
Open the connection and parse the insert command.
IF .not. conn.open(connString) THEN end END IF IF .not. stat.parse(sql_insert) THEN ui_msg_box("Error", stat.callresult.text) end END IF
Insert the new record into the table.
stat.execute(conn) cs = stat.CallResult ui_msg_box("Call result", cs.Text)
Properties
- ArgumentsSQL::Arguments
Arguments for the current query.
- CallResultSQL::CallResult
Call results.
- ColumnReferencesReferenceList of SQL::Query:: ColumnReference
An array of all column references in the query (including nested occurrences). Behaves the same way as .SelectTableReferences.
- ConnectionSQL::Connection
Current open connection
- ErrorColumnNumeric
The column number of the last error reported by the parser.
- ErrorTextCharacter
The text of the last parser error reported.
- FunctionReferencesReferenceList of SQL::Query:: ValueExpression
An array of all function calls. Behaves the same way as .SelectTableReferences.
- ObjectDefinitionsCharacter
For internal debugging. Returns a string description of the mapping between the ANTLR grammar and the Xbasic objects.
- ParseTreeCharacter
For internal debugging. A string description of the underlying parse tree.
- SQLStatementCharacter
A variable that can be assigned a syntax string without parsing it. If no value is passed to the ::Parse()method, this value is used.
- TokenTypeNameCharacter
For a SQL::Query object this property returns "Query", and so on. If no statement has been parsed, this property returns "Statement".
- XMLCharacter
Creates XML from the tree or recreates the tree from the XML.
Methods
- Execute Method
Execute the current statement using the current or passed connection. Optionally providing argument values as an object or as XML.
- GenerateNativeSyntax Method
Generate a native SQL statement using the selected syntax associated with the current or passed connection.
- Parse Method
Parse the SQLStatement passed (or the value previously set into the SQLStatement property).
- Reset Method
Reset the query as if it had just been created.
- Validate Method
Execute the current statement using the current or passed connection.
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