DB Query class This class is the one which executes queries against the connected database.
Located in /query-defs.php (line 507)
sqlquery | --dbquery
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DB Rows class Renders a query into data and allows access to the data either directly or via the usual get first,last,next,previous cursor navigation. |
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DB Delete class A special case of the dbquery class. This is for deleting rows from the database. |
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DB tablemod class Parent class for classes which only modify a single table. This means either update or inserts. This class is provided so we can define a common method for sequence definition. |
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DB seq class A class which allows the management and use of sequences. |
Number of rows affected by query
True if data was returned, after execute
Record last error/info message
Current row resource ID
Number of rows returned after execute
Current row in the query
True if query is valid, post execution
Inherited from sqlquery
sqlquery::$fields
sqlquery::$groupby
sqlquery::$limit
sqlquery::$offset
sqlquery::$orderby
sqlquery::$sql
sqlquery::$tables
sqlquery::$type
sqlquery::$where
Constructor Create a new DB Query object.
Exceute the query If we have an SQL phrase, execute it now. We store the result in this->valid, and also return it. If a transaction is open, update the status.
Set the SQL statement
Free resources.
Not really necessary, but you might be that fastidious kind of person.
Inherited From sqlquery
sqlquery::sqlquery()
sqlquery::build()
sqlquery::clear()
sqlquery::fieldlist()
sqlquery::from()
sqlquery::groupby()
sqlquery::into()
sqlquery::limit()
sqlquery::offset()
sqlquery::orderby()
sqlquery::rebuild()
sqlquery::set()
sqlquery::tables()
sqlquery::where()
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