vdkxdb 2.4.0
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VDKXTable Class Reference

Provides a xbDbf wrapper. More...

#include <vdkxtable.h>

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Detailed Description

Provides a xbDbf wrapper.

Since it is a derived class of xbDbf, most behaviours are inherited. Refer to xdb reference for further informations.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

VDKXTable::VDKXTable ( VDKXDatabase owner,
char *  name 
)

Constructor

Parameters:
ownerowner xdb
nametable name can be either with or without .dbf extension

Member Function Documentation

xbShort VDKXTable::Close ( void  )

Close table and all associated indexes. Returns:

  • XB_NO_ERROR no errors
  • XB_NOT_OPEN file wasn't opened
xbShort VDKXTable::Create ( VDKXRecordTemplate *  tpl,
bool  overwrite = false 
)

Creates a table

Parameters:
tpla VDKXRecordTemplate
overwriteif true and table exist will be truncated and overwritten. Returns:
  • XB_NO_ERROR no errors
  • XB_FILE_EXISTS file exist and overwrite flag = false
  • XB_OPEN_ERROR couldn't open file
  • XB_NO_MEMORY mem allocation error
  • XB_WRITE_ERROR couldn't write on device
xbShort VDKXTable::First ( )

Moves database pointer to first logical record. If there is no active index moves on first phisical record If ShowDeleted property is fale (default)moves to first logical/phisical undeleted record. Returns:

  • XB_NO_ERROR no errors
  • XB_INVALID_RECORD invalid record number
  • XB_LOCK_FAILED couldn't lock file
  • XB_NOT_OPEN file not open
  • XB_SEEK_ERROR seek routine error
  • XB_WRITE_ERROR couldn't write
VDKXTableIndex * VDKXTable::Index ( xbShort  order)

Returns an index given an ordinal position

Parameters:
orderindex ordinal position Returns (VDKXTableIndex*) NULL on failure
VDKXTableIndex * VDKXTable::Index ( char *  name)

Returns an index given a name

Parameters:
nameindex name Returns (VDKXTableIndex*) NULL on failure
xbShort VDKXTable::Last ( )

Moves database pointer to last logical record If there is no active index moves on last phisical record If ShowDeleted property is fale (default)moves to last logical/phisical undeleted record. Returns:

  • XB_NO_ERROR no errors
  • XB_INVALID_RECORD invalid record number
  • XB_LOCK_FAILED couldn't lock file
  • XB_NOT_OPEN file not open
  • XB_SEEK_ERROR seek routine error
  • XB_WRITE_ERROR couldn't write
xbShort VDKXTable::Next ( )

Moves database pointer to next logical record If there is no active index moves on next phisical record If ShowDeleted property is fale (default)moves to next logical/phisical undeleted record. Returns:

  • XB_NO_ERROR no errors
  • XB_INVALID_RECORD invalid record number
  • XB_LOCK_FAILED couldn't lock file
  • XB_NOT_OPEN file not open
  • XB_SEEK_ERROR seek routine error
  • XB_WRITE_ERROR couldn't write
xbShort VDKXTable::Open ( void  )

Opens table. Returns:

  • XB_NO_ERROR no errors
  • XB_OPEN_ERROR couldn't open file
  • XB_NO_MEMORY mem allocation error
  • XB_WRITE_ERROR couldn't write on device
  • XB_NOT_XBASE not an xdb file type
xbShort VDKXTable::Prev ( )

Moves database pointer to previous logical record If there is no active index moves on previous phisical record If ShowDeleted property is fale (default)moves to previous logical/phisical undeleted record. Returns:

  • XB_NO_ERROR no errors
  • XB_INVALID_RECORD invalid record number
  • XB_LOCK_FAILED couldn't lock file
  • XB_NOT_OPEN file not open
  • XB_SEEK_ERROR seek routine error
  • XB_WRITE_ERROR couldn't write
bool VDKXTable::RemoveIndex ( char *  name)

Removes an index from table

Parameters:
nameindex name. Returns true on success
void VDKXTable::SetOrder ( char *  name)

sets/gets active index Setting Order to NULL no active index will be used.

Parameters:
nameindex file name

Member Data Documentation

VDKReadWriteValueProp<VDKXTable,xbShort> VDKXTable::Order

sets/gets active index ordinal position. Setting Order to -1 no active index will be used.

VDKReadWriteValueProp<VDKXTable,bool> VDKXTable::ShowDeleted

If false all record marked for deletion will be ignored on common table operations.


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