Documentation TYPO3 par Ameos |
Public Member Functions | |
| ADODB_vfp () | |
| Time () | |
| BeginTrans () | |
| qstr ($s, $nofixquotes=false) | |
| & | SelectLimit ($sql, $nrows=-1, $offset=-1, $inputarr=false, $secs2cache=0) |
Public Attributes | |
| $databaseType = "vfp" | |
| $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 = "'+chr(39)+'" | |
| string that represents FALSE for a database | |
| $true = '.T.' | |
| used by DBTimeStamp as the default timestamp fmt. | |
| $false = '.F.' | |
| string that represents TRUE for a database | |
| $hasTop = 'top' | |
| supports affected rows for update/delete? | |
| $_bindInputArray = false | |
| A boolean variable to state whether its a persistent connection or normal connection. */. | |
| $sysTimeStamp = 'datetime()' | |
| name of function that returns the current date | |
| $sysDate = 'date()' | |
| Use 'true' to store the item compressed (uses zlib). | |
| $ansiOuter = true | |
| operator to use for right outer join in WHERE clause | |
| $hasTransactions = false | |
| can generate sequences using GenID(); | |
| $curmode = false | |
Definition at line 22 of file adodb-vfp.inc.php.
| ADODB_vfp::BeginTrans | ( | ) |
Begin a Transaction. Must be followed by CommitTrans() or RollbackTrans().
Reimplemented from ADODB_odbc.
Definition at line 47 of file adodb-vfp.inc.php.
| ADODB_vfp::qstr | ( | $ | s, | |
| $ | nofixquotes = false | |||
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Correctly quotes a string so that all strings are escaped. We prefix and append to the string single-quotes. An example is $db->qstr("Don't bother",magic_quotes_runtime());
| s | the string to quote | |
| [magic_quotes] | if $s is GET/POST var, set to get_magic_quotes_gpc(). This undoes the stupidity of magic quotes for GPC. |
Reimplemented from ADOConnection.
Definition at line 50 of file adodb-vfp.inc.php.
| & ADODB_vfp::SelectLimit | ( | $ | sql, | |
| $ | nrows = -1, |
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| $ | offset = -1, |
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| $ | inputarr = false, |
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| $ | secs2cache = 0 | |||
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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
| sql | ||
| [offset] | is the row to start calculations from (1-based) | |
| [nrows] | is the number of rows to get | |
| [inputarr] | array of bind variables | |
| [secs2cache] | is a private parameter only used by jlim |
Reimplemented from ADOConnection.
Definition at line 58 of file adodb-vfp.inc.php.
References ADOConnection::SelectLimit().
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