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Description of MUSHclient world function: world.DatabaseColumnValues


Name DatabaseColumnValues
Type Method
Summary Returns the contents of all the SQL columns after a step
Prototype VARIANT DatabaseColumnValues(BSTR DbName);
Description

You can use this, after successfully doing a DatabaseStep, to get the data in all particular columns, as a table, in the appropriate format: text, floating point number, integer or null.

The table is indexed to start at 1 for the first column, up to the number returned by DatabaseColumns.


Note: Available in version 4.40 onwards.


Lua example
t = DatabaseColumnValues ("db")  --> the contents of all columns
Lua notes
Lua returns nil for a NULL value.
Returns The contents of all columns, as a table. Each item contains a string, long, double or empty variant.
Introduced in version 4.40

See also ...

Function Description
DatabaseColumnName Find the name of a specified column returned by an SQL statement
DatabaseColumnNames Return a table of all the columns returned by an SQL statement
DatabaseColumns Find how many columns will be returned by an SQL statement
DatabaseColumnText Returns the contents of an SQL column, as text
DatabaseColumnType Returns the type of data in an SQL column
DatabaseColumnValue Returns the contents of an SQL column, as text, float, integer, or null
DatabaseError Returns an English string describing the most recent SQL error
DatabaseExec Executes SQL code against an SQLite database
DatabaseFinalize Finalizes (wraps up) a previously-prepared SQL statement
DatabaseLastInsertRowid Returns the most recently automatically allocated database key
DatabaseOpen Opens an SQLite database
DatabasePrepare Prepares an SQL statement for execution
DatabaseReset Resets a previously-prepared SQL statement to the start

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