Documentation TYPO3 par Ameos |
Public Member Functions | |
ADODB_odbtp () | |
ServerInfo () | |
ErrorMsg () | |
ErrorNo () | |
_insertid () | |
_affectedrows () | |
CreateSequence ($seqname='adodbseq', $start=1) | |
DropSequence ($seqname) | |
GenID ($seq='adodbseq', $start=1) | |
_connect ($HostOrInterface, $UserOrDSN='', $argPassword='', $argDatabase='') | |
_pconnect ($HostOrInterface, $UserOrDSN='', $argPassword='', $argDatabase='') | |
SelectDB ($dbName) | |
& | MetaTables ($ttype='', $showSchema=false, $mask=false) |
& | MetaColumns ($table, $upper=true) |
& | MetaPrimaryKeys ($table, $owner='') |
& | MetaForeignKeys ($table, $owner='', $upper=false) |
BeginTrans () | |
CommitTrans ($ok=true) | |
RollbackTrans () | |
& | SelectLimit ($sql, $nrows=-1, $offset=-1, $inputarr=false, $secs2cache=0) |
Prepare ($sql) | |
PrepareSP ($sql) | |
Parameter (&$stmt, &$var, $name, $isOutput=false, $maxLen=0, $type=0) | |
UpdateBlob ($table, $column, $val, $where, $blobtype='image') | |
IfNull ($field, $ifNull) | |
_query ($sql, $inputarr=false) | |
_close () | |
Public Attributes | |
$databaseType = "odbtp" | |
$dataProvider = "odbtp" | |
$fmtDate = "'Y-m-d'" | |
uppercase function | |
$fmtTimeStamp = "'Y-m-d, h:i:sA'" | |
used by DBDate() as the default date format used by the database | |
$replaceQuote = "''" | |
string that represents FALSE for a database | |
$odbc_driver = 0 | |
$hasAffectedRows = true | |
supports autoincrement ID? | |
$hasInsertID = false | |
$hasGenID = true | |
has ability to run MoveFirst(), scrolling backwards | |
$hasMoveFirst = true | |
this is a readonly database - used by phpLens | |
$_genSeqSQL = "create table %s (seq_name char(30) not null unique , seq_value integer not null)" | |
$_dropSeqSQL = "delete from adodb_seq where seq_name = '%s'" | |
$_bindInputArray = false | |
A boolean variable to state whether its a persistent connection or normal connection. */. | |
$_useUnicodeSQL = false | |
$_canPrepareSP = false | |
$_dontPoolDBC = true |
Definition at line 17 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php.
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Begin a Transaction. Must be followed by CommitTrans() or RollbackTrans().
Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 386 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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If database does not support transactions, always return true as data always commited
Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 401 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 46 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. Referenced by _connect(). |
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Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 52 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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Generates a sequence id and stores it in $this->genID; GenID is only available if $this->hasGenID = true;
Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 106 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. References ADOConnection::Execute(), and ADOConnection::GetOne(). |
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List columns in a database as an array of ADOFieldObjects. See top of file for definition of object.
Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 294 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 356 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 339 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 272 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. References ADOConnection::GetArray(), and ADOConnection::SetFetchMode(). |
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Should prepare the sql statement and return the stmt resource. For databases that do not support this, we return the $sql. To ensure compatibility with databases that do not support prepare: $stmt = $db->Prepare("insert into table (id, name) values (?,?)"); $db->Execute($stmt,array(1,'Jill')) or die('insert failed'); $db->Execute($stmt,array(2,'Joe')) or die('insert failed');
Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 432 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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If database does not support transactions, rollbacks always fail, so return false
Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 412 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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Choose a database to connect to. Many databases do not support this.
Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 262 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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Will select, getting rows from $offset (1-based), for $nrows. This simulates the MySQL "select * from table limit $offset,$nrows" , and the PostgreSQL "select * from table limit $nrows offset $offset". Note that MySQL and PostgreSQL parameter ordering is the opposite of the other. eg. SelectLimit('select * from table',3); will return rows 1 to 3 (1-based) SelectLimit('select * from table',3,2); will return rows 3 to 5 (1-based) Uses SELECT TOP for Microsoft databases (when $this->hasTop is set) BUG: Currently SelectLimit fails with $sql with LIMIT or TOP clause already set
Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 422 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. References ADOConnection::SelectLimit(). |
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Get server version info...
Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 40 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |
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Update a blob column, given a where clause. There are more sophisticated blob handling functions that we could have implemented, but all require a very complex API. Instead we have chosen something that is extremely simple to understand and use. Note: $blobtype supports 'BLOB' and 'CLOB', default is BLOB of course. Usage to update a $blobvalue which has a primary key blob_id=1 into a field blobtable.blobcolumn: UpdateBlob('blobtable', 'blobcolumn', $blobvalue, 'blob_id=1'); Insert example: $conn->Execute('INSERT INTO blobtable (id, blobcol) VALUES (1, null)'); $conn->UpdateBlob('blobtable','blobcol',$blob,'id=1'); Reimplemented from ADOConnection. Definition at line 497 of file adodb-odbtp.inc.php. |