SQLSelect.Append Method (Typed) | |
Create a blank row in the buffer; this blank row becomes the current position and is ready for assignment of data values. The SQLSelect:RecNo of this buffer is SQLSelect:RecCount+1.
Namespace:
XSharp.VO.SDK
Assembly:
XSharp.VOSQLClasses (in XSharp.VOSQLClasses.dll) Version: 2.19
Syntax VIRTUAL METHOD Append(
lReleaseLocks AS LOGIC
) AS LOGIC
public override bool Append(
bool lReleaseLocks
)
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View SourceParameters
- lReleaseLocks
- Type: Logic
Return Value
Type:
Logic
TRUE if successful; otherwise, FALSE.
Remarks Tip |
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The details of the implementation of this method, and how it interacts with other operations such as unique indexes and concurrency control, depend on the particular database. |
Use FieldPut() to assign values into the blank buffer. When you attempt to move position off this record, an insert will be automatically performed (using SQLSelect:AppendRow()) into the table, using the values in the buffer. You can also deliberately force the update to occur by calling SQLSelect:AppendRow() or SQLSelect:Update(TRUE).
If the AutoCommit option is off, you may need to invoke the Commit() method to insert the row into the database.
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To cancel the pending update, call the SQLSelect:Delete() method. |
Examples
The following example demonstrates the use of the SQLSelect:Append() method:
1FUNCTION NewRecord()
2LOCAL oSel AS SQLSelect
3LOCAL oConn AS SQLConnection
4oConn := SQLConnection{"sample","dba","sql"}
5oSel := SQLSelect{"SELECT * FROM customer", oConn}
6oSel:Append()
7oSel:CustNo := 515
8oSel:CustName := "Michelle"
9oSel:GoTop()
10oSel:FreeStmt(SQL_DROP)
11oConn:Disconnect()
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