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Includes or requires: | 9 files lib/adodb/adodb-csvlib.inc.php lib/adodb/toexport.inc.php lib/adodb/adodb-perf.inc.php lib/adodb/adodb-lib.inc.php lib/adodb/adodb-active-record.inc.php lib/adodb/adodb-datadict.inc.php lib/adodb/adodb-memcache.lib.inc.php lib/adodb/adodb-error.inc.php lib/adodb/adodb-time.inc.php |
ADOFieldObject:: (3 methods):
_adodb_safedate()
_adodb_safedateq()
ADODB_TransMonitor()
ADODB_Cache_File:: (8 methods):
__construct()
writecache()
readcache()
flushall()
flushcache()
getdirname()
createdir()
_dirFlush()
ADOConnection:: (122 methods):
setConnectionParameter()
Version()
ServerInfo()
IsConnected()
_findvers()
outp()
Time()
parseHostNameAndPort()
Connect()
_nconnect()
NConnect()
PConnect()
outp_throw()
_CreateCache()
SQLDate()
Prepare()
PrepareSP()
Quote()
QMagic()
q()
ErrorNative()
nextId()
RowLock()
CommitLock()
RollbackLock()
SetFetchMode()
Query()
LimitQuery()
Disconnect()
Param()
InParameter()
OutParameter()
Parameter()
IgnoreErrors()
StartTrans()
CompleteTrans()
FailTrans()
HasFailedTrans()
Execute()
_Execute()
CreateSequence()
DropSequence()
GenID()
Insert_ID()
PO_Insert_ID()
Affected_Rows()
ErrorMsg()
ErrorNo()
MetaError()
MetaErrorMsg()
MetaPrimaryKeys()
MetaForeignKeys()
SelectDB()
SelectLimit()
SerializableRS()
_rs2rs()
GetAll()
GetAssoc()
CacheGetAssoc()
GetOne()
GetMedian()
CacheGetOne()
GetCol()
CacheGetCol()
Transpose()
OffsetDate()
GetArray()
CacheGetAll()
CacheGetArray()
GetRandRow()
GetRow()
CacheGetRow()
Replace()
CacheSelectLimit()
CacheFlush()
_gencachename()
CacheExecute()
AutoExecute()
GetUpdateSQL()
GetInsertSQL()
UpdateBlob()
UpdateBlobFile()
BlobDecode()
BlobEncode()
GetCharSet()
SetCharSet()
IfNull()
LogSQL()
UpdateClob()
MetaType()
SetDateLocale()
GetActiveRecordsClass()
GetActiveRecords()
Close()
BeginTrans()
SetTransactionMode()
MetaTransaction()
CommitTrans()
RollbackTrans()
MetaDatabases()
MetaProcedures()
MetaTables()
_findschema()
MetaColumns()
MetaIndexes()
MetaColumnNames()
Concat()
DBDate()
BindDate()
BindTimeStamp()
DBTimeStamp()
UnixDate()
UnixTimeStamp()
UserDate()
UserTimeStamp()
escape()
addq()
qstr()
PageExecute()
CachePageExecute()
resetLastError()
getChangedErrorMsg()
ADOFetchObj:: (0 methods):
ADODB_Iterator_empty:: (8 methods):
__construct()
rewind()
valid()
key()
current()
next()
__call()
hasMore()
ADORecordSet_empty:: (17 methods):
RowCount()
RecordCount()
PO_RecordCount()
Close()
FetchRow()
FieldCount()
Init()
getIterator()
GetAssoc()
GetArray()
GetAll()
GetArrayLimit()
GetRows()
GetRowAssoc()
MaxRecordCount()
NumRows()
NumCols()
ADODB_Iterator:: (8 methods):
__construct()
rewind()
valid()
key()
current()
next()
__call()
hasMore()
ADORecordSet:: (53 methods):
__construct()
__destruct()
getIterator()
__toString()
Init()
getMenu()
getMenuGrouped()
getMenu2()
getMenu3()
GetArray()
GetAll()
NextRecordSet()
GetArrayLimit()
GetRows()
GetAssoc()
UserTimeStamp()
UserDate()
UnixDate()
UnixTimeStamp()
Free()
NumRows()
NumCols()
FetchRow()
FetchInto()
MoveFirst()
MoveLast()
MoveNext()
Move()
Fields()
AssocCaseConvertFunction()
GetAssocKeys()
GetRowAssoc()
Close()
RecordCount()
MaxRecordCount()
RowCount()
PO_RecordCount()
CurrentRow()
AbsolutePosition()
FieldCount()
FetchField()
FieldTypesArray()
FetchObj()
FetchObject()
FetchNextObj()
FetchNextObject()
MetaType()
_updatefields()
_close()
AbsolutePage()
AtFirstPage()
LastPageNo()
AtLastPage()
ADORecordSet_array:: (21 methods):
__construct()
_transpose()
InitArray()
InitArrayFields()
GetArray()
_initrs()
Fields()
FetchField()
_seek()
MoveNext()
_fetch()
_close()
ADOLoadDB()
ADOLoadCode()
NewADOConnection()
ADONewConnection()
_adodb_getdriver()
NewPerfMonitor()
NewDataDictionary()
adodb_pr()
adodb_backtrace()
Class: ADOFieldObject - X-Ref
Helper class for FetchFields -- holds info on a column_adodb_safedate($s) X-Ref |
No description |
_adodb_safedateq($s) X-Ref |
No description |
ADODB_TransMonitor($dbms, $fn, $errno, $errmsg, $p1, $p2, &$thisConnection) X-Ref |
No description |
Class: ADODB_Cache_File - X-Ref
__construct() X-Ref |
No description |
writecache($filename, $contents, $debug, $secs2cache) X-Ref |
No description |
readcache($filename, &$err, $secs2cache, $rsClass) X-Ref |
No description |
flushall($debug=false) X-Ref |
No description |
flushcache($f, $debug=false) X-Ref |
No description |
getdirname($hash) X-Ref |
No description |
createdir($hash, $debug) X-Ref |
No description |
_dirFlush($dir, $kill_top_level = false) X-Ref |
Private function to erase all of the files and subdirectories in a directory. Just specify the directory, and tell it if you want to delete the directory or just clear it out. Note: $kill_top_level is used internally in the function to flush subdirectories. |
Class: ADOConnection - X-Ref
Connection object. For connecting to databases, and executing queries.setConnectionParameter($parameter,$value) X-Ref |
Adds a parameter to the connection string. These parameters are added to the connection string when connecting, if the driver is coded to use it. param: string $parameter The name of the parameter to set param: string $value The value of the parameter return: null |
Version() X-Ref |
No description |
ServerInfo() X-Ref |
No description |
IsConnected() X-Ref |
No description |
_findvers($str) X-Ref |
No description |
outp($msg,$newline=true) X-Ref |
All error messages go through this bottleneck function. You can define your own handler by defining the function name in ADODB_OUTP. |
Time() X-Ref |
No description |
parseHostNameAndPort() X-Ref |
Parses the hostname to extract the port. Overwrites $this->host and $this->port, only if a port is specified. The Hostname can be fully or partially qualified, ie: "db.mydomain.com:5432" or "ldaps://ldap.mydomain.com:636" Any specified scheme such as ldap:// or ldaps:// is maintained. |
Connect($argHostname = "", $argUsername = "", $argPassword = "", $argDatabaseName = "", $forceNew = false) X-Ref |
Connect to database param: [argHostname] Host to connect to param: [argUsername] Userid to login param: [argPassword] Associated password param: [argDatabaseName] database param: [forceNew] force new connection return: true or false |
_nconnect($argHostname, $argUsername, $argPassword, $argDatabaseName) X-Ref |
No description |
NConnect($argHostname = "", $argUsername = "", $argPassword = "", $argDatabaseName = "") X-Ref |
Always force a new connection to database - currently only works with oracle param: [argHostname] Host to connect to param: [argUsername] Userid to login param: [argPassword] Associated password param: [argDatabaseName] database return: true or false |
PConnect($argHostname = "", $argUsername = "", $argPassword = "", $argDatabaseName = "") X-Ref |
Establish persistent connect to database param: [argHostname] Host to connect to param: [argUsername] Userid to login param: [argPassword] Associated password param: [argDatabaseName] database return: return true or false |
outp_throw($msg,$src='WARN',$sql='') X-Ref |
No description |
_CreateCache() X-Ref |
No description |
SQLDate($fmt, $col=false) X-Ref |
No description |
Prepare($sql) X-Ref |
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'); param: sql SQL to send to database return: return FALSE, or the prepared statement, or the original sql if |
PrepareSP($sql,$param=true) X-Ref |
Some databases, eg. mssql require a different function for preparing stored procedures. So we cannot use Prepare(). Should prepare the stored procedure and return the stmt resource. For databases that do not support this, we return the $sql. To ensure compatibility with databases that do not support prepare: param: sql SQL to send to database return: return FALSE, or the prepared statement, or the original sql if |
Quote($s) X-Ref |
PEAR DB Compat |
QMagic($s) X-Ref |
Requested by "Karsten Dambekalns" <k.dambekalns@fishfarm.de> |
q(&$s) X-Ref |
No description |
ErrorNative() X-Ref |
PEAR DB Compat - do not use internally. |
nextId($seq_name) X-Ref |
PEAR DB Compat - do not use internally. |
RowLock($table,$where,$col='1 as adodbignore') X-Ref |
Lock a row, will escalate and lock the table if row locking not supported will normally free the lock at the end of the transaction param: $table name of table to lock param: $where where clause to use, eg: "WHERE row=12". If left empty, will escalate to table lock |
CommitLock($table) X-Ref |
No description |
RollbackLock($table) X-Ref |
No description |
SetFetchMode($mode) X-Ref |
PEAR DB Compat - do not use internally. The fetch modes for NUMERIC and ASSOC for PEAR DB and ADODB are identical for easy porting :-) param: mode The fetchmode ADODB_FETCH_ASSOC or ADODB_FETCH_NUM returns: The previous fetch mode |
Query($sql, $inputarr=false) X-Ref |
PEAR DB Compat - do not use internally. |
LimitQuery($sql, $offset, $count, $params=false) X-Ref |
PEAR DB Compat - do not use internally |
Disconnect() X-Ref |
PEAR DB Compat - do not use internally |
Param($name,$type='C') X-Ref |
Returns a placeholder for query parameters e.g. $DB->Param('a') will return - '?' for most databases - ':a' for Oracle - '$1', '$2', etc. for PostgreSQL param: string $name parameter's name, false to force a reset of the param: string $type (unused) return: string query parameter placeholder |
InParameter(&$stmt,&$var,$name,$maxLen=4000,$type=false) X-Ref |
No description |
OutParameter(&$stmt,&$var,$name,$maxLen=4000,$type=false) X-Ref |
No description |
Parameter(&$stmt,&$var,$name,$isOutput=false,$maxLen=4000,$type=false) X-Ref |
No description |
IgnoreErrors($saveErrs=false) X-Ref |
No description |
StartTrans($errfn = 'ADODB_TransMonitor') X-Ref |
Improved method of initiating a transaction. Used together with CompleteTrans(). Advantages include: a. StartTrans/CompleteTrans is nestable, unlike BeginTrans/CommitTrans/RollbackTrans. Only the outermost block is treated as a transaction.<br> b. CompleteTrans auto-detects SQL errors, and will rollback on errors, commit otherwise.<br> c. All BeginTrans/CommitTrans/RollbackTrans inside a StartTrans/CompleteTrans block are disabled, making it backward compatible. |
CompleteTrans($autoComplete = true) X-Ref |
No description |
FailTrans() X-Ref |
No description |
HasFailedTrans() X-Ref |
No description |
Execute($sql,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
Execute SQL param: sql SQL statement to execute, or possibly an array holding prepared statement ($sql[0] will hold sql text) param: [inputarr] holds the input data to bind to. Null elements will be set to null. return: RecordSet or false |
_Execute($sql,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
No description |
CreateSequence($seqname='adodbseq',$startID=1) X-Ref |
No description |
DropSequence($seqname='adodbseq') X-Ref |
No description |
GenID($seqname='adodbseq',$startID=1) X-Ref |
Generates a sequence id and stores it in $this->genID; GenID is only available if $this->hasGenID = true; param: seqname name of sequence to use param: startID if sequence does not exist, start at this ID return: 0 if not supported, otherwise a sequence id |
Insert_ID($table='',$column='') X-Ref |
param: $table string name of the table, not needed by all databases (eg. mysql), default '' param: $column string name of the column, not needed by all databases (eg. mysql), default '' return: the last inserted ID. Not all databases support this. |
PO_Insert_ID($table="", $id="") X-Ref |
Portable Insert ID. Pablo Roca <pabloroca#mvps.org> return: the last inserted ID. All databases support this. But aware possible |
Affected_Rows() X-Ref |
return: # rows affected by UPDATE/DELETE |
ErrorMsg() X-Ref |
return: the last error message |
ErrorNo() X-Ref |
return: the last error number. Normally 0 means no error. |
MetaError($err=false) X-Ref |
No description |
MetaErrorMsg($errno) X-Ref |
No description |
MetaPrimaryKeys($table, $owner=false) X-Ref |
returns: an array with the primary key columns in it. |
MetaForeignKeys($table, $owner=false, $upper=false) X-Ref |
returns: assoc array where keys are tables, and values are foreign keys |
SelectDB($dbName) X-Ref |
Choose a database to connect to. Many databases do not support this. param: dbName is the name of the database to select return: true or false |
SelectLimit($sql,$nrows=-1,$offset=-1, $inputarr=false,$secs2cache=0) X-Ref |
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 $sql with LIMIT or TOP clause already set param: sql param: [offset] is the row to start calculations from (1-based) param: [nrows] is the number of rows to get param: [inputarr] array of bind variables param: [secs2cache] is a private parameter only used by jlim return: the recordset ($rs->databaseType == 'array') |
SerializableRS(&$rs) X-Ref |
Create serializable recordset. Breaks rs link to connection. param: rs the recordset to serialize |
_rs2rs(&$rs,$nrows=-1,$offset=-1,$close=true) X-Ref |
Convert database recordset to an array recordset input recordset's cursor should be at beginning, and old $rs will be closed. param: rs the recordset to copy param: [nrows] number of rows to retrieve (optional) param: [offset] offset by number of rows (optional) return: the new recordset |
GetAll($sql, $inputarr=false) X-Ref |
No description |
GetAssoc($sql, $inputarr=false,$force_array = false, $first2cols = false) X-Ref |
No description |
CacheGetAssoc($secs2cache, $sql=false, $inputarr=false,$force_array = false, $first2cols = false) X-Ref |
No description |
GetOne($sql,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
Return first element of first row of sql statement. Recordset is disposed for you. param: sql SQL statement param: [inputarr] input bind array |
GetMedian($table, $field,$where = '') X-Ref |
No description |
CacheGetOne($secs2cache,$sql=false,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
No description |
GetCol($sql, $inputarr = false, $trim = false) X-Ref |
No description |
CacheGetCol($secs, $sql = false, $inputarr = false,$trim=false) X-Ref |
No description |
Transpose(&$rs,$addfieldnames=true) X-Ref |
No description |
OffsetDate($dayFraction,$date=false) X-Ref |
No description |
GetArray($sql,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
param: sql SQL statement param: [inputarr] input bind array |
CacheGetAll($secs2cache,$sql=false,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
No description |
CacheGetArray($secs2cache,$sql=false,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
No description |
GetRandRow($sql, $arr= false) X-Ref |
No description |
GetRow($sql,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
Return one row of sql statement. Recordset is disposed for you. Note that SelectLimit should not be called. param: sql SQL statement param: [inputarr] input bind array |
CacheGetRow($secs2cache,$sql=false,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
No description |
Replace($table, $fieldArray, $keyCol, $autoQuote=false, $has_autoinc=false) X-Ref |
Insert or replace a single record. Note: this is not the same as MySQL's replace. ADOdb's Replace() uses update-insert semantics, not insert-delete-duplicates of MySQL. Also note that no table locking is done currently, so it is possible that the record be inserted twice by two programs... $this->Replace('products', array('prodname' =>"'Nails'","price" => 3.99), 'prodname'); $table table name $fieldArray associative array of data (you must quote strings yourself). $keyCol the primary key field name or if compound key, array of field names autoQuote set to true to use a hueristic to quote strings. Works with nulls and numbers but does not work with dates nor SQL functions. has_autoinc the primary key is an auto-inc field, so skip in insert. Currently blob replace not supported returns 0 = fail, 1 = update, 2 = insert |
CacheSelectLimit($secs2cache,$sql,$nrows=-1,$offset=-1,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
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. CacheSelectLimit(15,'select * from table',3); will return rows 1 to 3 (1-based) CacheSelectLimit(15,'select * from table',3,2); will return rows 3 to 5 (1-based) BUG: Currently CacheSelectLimit fails with $sql with LIMIT or TOP clause already set param: [secs2cache] seconds to cache data, set to 0 to force query. This is optional param: sql param: [offset] is the row to start calculations from (1-based) param: [nrows] is the number of rows to get param: [inputarr] array of bind variables return: the recordset ($rs->databaseType == 'array') |
CacheFlush($sql=false,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
Flush cached recordsets that match a particular $sql statement. If $sql == false, then we purge all files in the cache. |
_gencachename($sql,$createdir) X-Ref |
Private function to generate filename for caching. Filename is generated based on: - sql statement - database type (oci8, ibase, ifx, etc) - database name - userid - setFetchMode (adodb 4.23) When not in safe mode, we create 256 sub-directories in the cache directory ($ADODB_CACHE_DIR). Assuming that we can have 50,000 files per directory with good performance, then we can scale to 12.8 million unique cached recordsets. Wow! |
CacheExecute($secs2cache,$sql=false,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
Execute SQL, caching recordsets. param: [secs2cache] seconds to cache data, set to 0 to force query. param: sql SQL statement to execute param: [inputarr] holds the input data to bind to return: RecordSet or false |
AutoExecute($table, $fields_values, $mode = 'INSERT', $where = false, $forceUpdate = true, $magicq = false) X-Ref |
No description |
GetUpdateSQL(&$rs, $arrFields,$forceUpdate=false,$magicq=false,$force=null) X-Ref |
Generates an Update Query based on an existing recordset. $arrFields is an associative array of fields with the value that should be assigned. Note: This function should only be used on a recordset that is run against a single table and sql should only be a simple select stmt with no groupby/orderby/limit "Jonathan Younger" <jyounger@unilab.com> |
GetInsertSQL(&$rs, $arrFields,$magicq=false,$force=null) X-Ref |
Generates an Insert Query based on an existing recordset. $arrFields is an associative array of fields with the value that should be assigned. Note: This function should only be used on a recordset that is run against a single table. |
UpdateBlob($table,$column,$val,$where,$blobtype='BLOB') X-Ref |
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'); |
UpdateBlobFile($table,$column,$path,$where,$blobtype='BLOB') X-Ref |
Usage: UpdateBlob('TABLE', 'COLUMN', '/path/to/file', 'ID=1'); $blobtype supports 'BLOB' and 'CLOB' $conn->Execute('INSERT INTO blobtable (id, blobcol) VALUES (1, null)'); $conn->UpdateBlob('blobtable','blobcol',$blobpath,'id=1'); |
BlobDecode($blob) X-Ref |
No description |
BlobEncode($blob) X-Ref |
No description |
GetCharSet() X-Ref |
No description |
SetCharSet($charset) X-Ref |
No description |
IfNull( $field, $ifNull ) X-Ref |
No description |
LogSQL($enable=true) X-Ref |
No description |
UpdateClob($table,$column,$val,$where) X-Ref |
Usage: UpdateClob('TABLE', 'COLUMN', $var, 'ID=1', 'CLOB'); $conn->Execute('INSERT INTO clobtable (id, clobcol) VALUES (1, null)'); $conn->UpdateClob('clobtable','clobcol',$clob,'id=1'); |
MetaType($t,$len=-1,$fieldobj=false) X-Ref |
No description |
SetDateLocale($locale = 'En') X-Ref |
Change the SQL connection locale to a specified locale. This is used to get the date formats written depending on the client locale. |
GetActiveRecordsClass($class, $table,$whereOrderBy=false,$bindarr=false, $primkeyArr=false,$extra=array() X-Ref |
GetActiveRecordsClass Performs an 'ALL' query param: mixed $class This string represents the class of the current active record param: mixed $table Table used by the active record object param: mixed $whereOrderBy Where, order, by clauses param: mixed $bindarr param: mixed $primkeyArr param: array $extra Query extras: limit, offset... param: mixed $relations Associative array: table's foreign name, "hasMany", "belongsTo" return: void |
GetActiveRecords($table,$where=false,$bindarr=false,$primkeyArr=false) X-Ref |
No description |
Close() X-Ref |
Close Connection |
BeginTrans() X-Ref |
Begin a Transaction. Must be followed by CommitTrans() or RollbackTrans(). return: true if succeeded or false if database does not support transactions |
SetTransactionMode( $transaction_mode ) X-Ref |
No description |
MetaTransaction($mode,$db) X-Ref |
No description |
CommitTrans($ok=true) X-Ref |
If database does not support transactions, always return true as data always commited param: $ok set to false to rollback transaction, true to commit return: true/false. |
RollbackTrans() X-Ref |
If database does not support transactions, rollbacks always fail, so return false return: true/false. |
MetaDatabases() X-Ref |
return the databases that the driver can connect to. Some databases will return an empty array. return: an array of database names. |
MetaProcedures($procedureNamePattern = null, $catalog = null, $schemaPattern = null) X-Ref |
List procedures or functions in an array. param: procedureNamePattern a procedure name pattern; must match the procedure name as it is stored in the database param: catalog a catalog name; must match the catalog name as it is stored in the database; param: schemaPattern a schema name pattern; return: array of procedures on current database. |
MetaTables($ttype=false,$showSchema=false,$mask=false) X-Ref |
param: ttype can either be 'VIEW' or 'TABLE' or false. param: showSchema returns the schema/user with the table name, eg. USER.TABLE param: mask is the input mask - only supported by oci8 and postgresql return: array of tables for current database. |
_findschema(&$table,&$schema) X-Ref |
No description |
MetaColumns($table,$normalize=true) X-Ref |
List columns in a database as an array of ADOFieldObjects. See top of file for definition of object. param: $table table name to query param: $normalize makes table name case-insensitive (required by some databases) return: array of ADOFieldObjects for current table. |
MetaIndexes($table, $primary = false, $owner = false) X-Ref |
List indexes on a table as an array. param: table table name to query param: primary true to only show primary keys. Not actually used for most databases return: array of indexes on current table. Each element represents an index, and is itself an associative array. |
MetaColumnNames($table, $numIndexes=false,$useattnum=false ) X-Ref |
List columns names in a table as an array. param: table table name to query return: array of column names for current table. |
Concat() X-Ref |
Different SQL databases used different methods to combine strings together. This function provides a wrapper. param s variable number of string parameters Usage: $db->Concat($str1,$str2); return: concatenated string |
DBDate($d, $isfld=false) X-Ref |
Converts a date "d" to a string that the database can understand. param: d a date in Unix date time format. return: date string in database date format |
BindDate($d) X-Ref |
No description |
BindTimeStamp($d) X-Ref |
No description |
DBTimeStamp($ts,$isfld=false) X-Ref |
Converts a timestamp "ts" to a string that the database can understand. param: ts a timestamp in Unix date time format. return: timestamp string in database timestamp format |
UnixDate($v) X-Ref |
Also in ADORecordSet. param: $v is a date string in YYYY-MM-DD format return: date in unix timestamp format, or 0 if before TIMESTAMP_FIRST_YEAR, or false if invalid date format |
UnixTimeStamp($v) X-Ref |
Also in ADORecordSet. param: $v is a timestamp string in YYYY-MM-DD HH-NN-SS format return: date in unix timestamp format, or 0 if before TIMESTAMP_FIRST_YEAR, or false if invalid date format |
UserDate($v,$fmt='Y-m-d',$gmt=false) X-Ref |
Also in ADORecordSet. Format database date based on user defined format. param: v is the character date in YYYY-MM-DD format, returned by database param: fmt is the format to apply to it, using date() return: a date formated as user desires |
UserTimeStamp($v,$fmt='Y-m-d H:i:s',$gmt=false) X-Ref |
param: v is the character timestamp in YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss format param: fmt is the format to apply to it, using date() return: a timestamp formated as user desires |
escape($s,$magic_quotes=false) X-Ref |
No description |
addq($s,$magic_quotes=false) X-Ref |
Quotes a string, without prefixing nor appending quotes. |
qstr($s,$magic_quotes=false) X-Ref |
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()); param: s the string to quote param: [magic_quotes] if $s is GET/POST var, set to get_magic_quotes_gpc(). return: quoted string to be sent back to database |
PageExecute($sql, $nrows, $page, $inputarr=false, $secs2cache=0) X-Ref |
Will select the supplied $page number from a recordset, given that it is paginated in pages of $nrows rows per page. It also saves two boolean values saying if the given page is the first and/or last one of the recordset. Added by Iván Oliva to provide recordset pagination. See docs-adodb.htm#ex8 for an example of usage. param: sql param: nrows is the number of rows per page to get param: page is the page number to get (1-based) param: [inputarr] array of bind variables param: [secs2cache] is a private parameter only used by jlim return: the recordset ($rs->databaseType == 'array') |
CachePageExecute($secs2cache, $sql, $nrows, $page,$inputarr=false) X-Ref |
Will select the supplied $page number from a recordset, given that it is paginated in pages of $nrows rows per page. It also saves two boolean values saying if the given page is the first and/or last one of the recordset. Added by Iván Oliva to provide recordset pagination. param: secs2cache seconds to cache data, set to 0 to force query param: sql param: nrows is the number of rows per page to get param: page is the page number to get (1-based) param: [inputarr] array of bind variables return: the recordset ($rs->databaseType == 'array') |
resetLastError() X-Ref |
Get the last error recorded by PHP and clear the message. By clearing the message, it becomes possible to detect whether a new error has occurred, even when it is the same error as before being repeated. return: array|null Array if an error has previously occurred. Null otherwise. |
getChangedErrorMsg($old = null) X-Ref |
Compare a previously stored error message with the last error recorded by PHP to determine whether a new error has occured. param: array|null $old Optional. Previously stored return value of error_get_last(). return: string The error message if a new error has occured |
Class: ADOFetchObj - X-Ref
Internal placeholder for record objects. Used by ADORecordSet->FetchObj().Class: ADODB_Iterator_empty - X-Ref
Class: ADORecordSet_empty - X-Ref
Lightweight recordset when there are no records to be returnedRowCount() X-Ref |
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RecordCount() X-Ref |
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PO_RecordCount() X-Ref |
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Close() X-Ref |
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FetchRow() X-Ref |
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FieldCount() X-Ref |
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Init() X-Ref |
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getIterator() X-Ref |
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GetAssoc() X-Ref |
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GetArray() X-Ref |
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GetAll() X-Ref |
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GetArrayLimit() X-Ref |
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GetRows() X-Ref |
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GetRowAssoc() X-Ref |
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MaxRecordCount() X-Ref |
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NumRows() X-Ref |
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NumCols() X-Ref |
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Class: ADODB_Iterator - X-Ref
Class: ADORecordSet - X-Ref
RecordSet class that represents the dataset returned by the database.__construct($queryID) X-Ref |
Constructor param: queryID this is the queryID returned by ADOConnection->_query() |
__destruct() X-Ref |
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getIterator() X-Ref |
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__toString() X-Ref |
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Init() X-Ref |
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getMenu($name, $defstr = '', $blank1stItem = true, $multiple = false,$size = 0, $selectAttr = '', $compareFirstCol = true) X-Ref |
Generate a SELECT tag from a recordset, and return the HTML markup. If the recordset has 2 columns, we treat the first one as the text to display to the user, and the second as the return value. Extra columns are discarded. param: string $name Name of SELECT tag param: string|array $defstr The value to highlight. Use an array for multiple highlight values. param: bool|string $blank1stItem True to create an empty item (default), False not to add one; param: bool $multiple True for multi-select list param: int $size Number of rows to show (applies to multi-select box only) param: string $selectAttr Additional attributes to defined for SELECT tag, param: bool $compareFirstCol When true (default), $defstr is compared against the value (column 2), return: string HTML |
getMenuGrouped($name, $defstr = '', $blank1stItem = true, $multiple = false,$size = 0, $selectAttr = '', $compareFirstCol = true) X-Ref |
Generate a SELECT tag with groups from a recordset, and return the HTML markup. The recordset must have 3 columns and be ordered by the 3rd column. The first column contains the text to display to the user, the second is the return value and the third is the option group. Extra columns are discarded. Default strings are compared with the SECOND column. param: string $name Name of SELECT tag param: string|array $defstr The value to highlight. Use an array for multiple highlight values. param: bool|string $blank1stItem True to create an empty item (default), False not to add one; param: bool $multiple True for multi-select list param: int $size Number of rows to show (applies to multi-select box only) param: string $selectAttr Additional attributes to defined for SELECT tag, param: bool $compareFirstCol When true (default), $defstr is compared against the value (column 2), return: string HTML |
getMenu2($name, $defstr = '', $blank1stItem = true, $multiple = false,$size = 0, $selectAttr = '') X-Ref |
Generate a SELECT tag from a recordset, and return the HTML markup. Same as GetMenu(), except that default strings are compared with the FIRST column (the description). param: string $name Name of SELECT tag param: string|array $defstr The value to highlight. Use an array for multiple highlight values. param: bool|string $blank1stItem True to create an empty item (default), False not to add one; param: bool $multiple True for multi-select list param: int $size Number of rows to show (applies to multi-select box only) param: string $selectAttr Additional attributes to defined for SELECT tag, return: string HTML |
getMenu3($name, $defstr = '', $blank1stItem = true, $multiple = false,$size = 0, $selectAttr = '') X-Ref |
Generate a SELECT tag with groups from a recordset, and return the HTML markup. Same as GetMenuGrouped(), except that default strings are compared with the FIRST column (the description). param: string $name Name of SELECT tag param: string|array $defstr The value to highlight. Use an array for multiple highlight values. param: bool|string $blank1stItem True to create an empty item (default), False not to add one; param: bool $multiple True for multi-select list param: int $size Number of rows to show (applies to multi-select box only) param: string $selectAttr Additional attributes to defined for SELECT tag, return: string HTML |
GetArray($nRows = -1) X-Ref |
return recordset as a 2-dimensional array. param: [nRows] is the number of rows to return. -1 means every row. return: an array indexed by the rows (0-based) from the recordset |
GetAll($nRows = -1) X-Ref |
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NextRecordSet() X-Ref |
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GetArrayLimit($nrows,$offset=-1) X-Ref |
return recordset as a 2-dimensional array. Helper function for ADOConnection->SelectLimit() param: offset is the row to start calculations from (1-based) param: [nrows] is the number of rows to return return: an array indexed by the rows (0-based) from the recordset |
GetRows($nRows = -1) X-Ref |
Synonym for GetArray() for compatibility with ADO. param: [nRows] is the number of rows to return. -1 means every row. return: an array indexed by the rows (0-based) from the recordset |
GetAssoc($force_array = false, $first2cols = false) X-Ref |
return whole recordset as a 2-dimensional associative array if there are more than 2 columns. The first column is treated as the key and is not included in the array. If there is only 2 columns, it will return a 1 dimensional array of key-value pairs unless $force_array == true. param: [force_array] has only meaning if we have 2 data columns. If false, a 1 dimensional param: [first2cols] means if there are more than 2 cols, ignore the remaining cols and return: an associative array indexed by the first column of the array, |
UserTimeStamp($v,$fmt='Y-m-d H:i:s') X-Ref |
param: v is the character timestamp in YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss format param: fmt is the format to apply to it, using date() return: a timestamp formated as user desires |
UserDate($v,$fmt='Y-m-d') X-Ref |
param: v is the character date in YYYY-MM-DD format, returned by database param: fmt is the format to apply to it, using date() return: a date formated as user desires |
UnixDate($v) X-Ref |
param: $v is a date string in YYYY-MM-DD format return: date in unix timestamp format, or 0 if before TIMESTAMP_FIRST_YEAR, or false if invalid date format |
UnixTimeStamp($v) X-Ref |
param: $v is a timestamp string in YYYY-MM-DD HH-NN-SS format return: date in unix timestamp format, or 0 if before TIMESTAMP_FIRST_YEAR, or false if invalid date format |
Free() X-Ref |
PEAR DB Compat - do not use internally |
NumRows() X-Ref |
PEAR DB compat, number of rows |
NumCols() X-Ref |
PEAR DB compat, number of cols |
FetchRow() X-Ref |
Fetch a row, returning false if no more rows. This is PEAR DB compat mode. return: false or array containing the current record |
FetchInto(&$arr) X-Ref |
Fetch a row, returning PEAR_Error if no more rows. This is PEAR DB compat mode. return: DB_OK or error object |
MoveFirst() X-Ref |
Move to the first row in the recordset. Many databases do NOT support this. return: true or false |
MoveLast() X-Ref |
Move to the last row in the recordset. return: true or false |
MoveNext() X-Ref |
Move to next record in the recordset. return: true if there still rows available, or false if there are no more rows (EOF). |
Move($rowNumber = 0) X-Ref |
Random access to a specific row in the recordset. Some databases do not support access to previous rows in the databases (no scrolling backwards). param: rowNumber is the row to move to (0-based) return: true if there still rows available, or false if there are no more rows (EOF). |
Fields($colname) X-Ref |
Get the value of a field in the current row by column name. Will not work if ADODB_FETCH_MODE is set to ADODB_FETCH_NUM. param: colname is the field to access return: the value of $colname column |
AssocCaseConvertFunction($case = ADODB_ASSOC_CASE) X-Ref |
Defines the function to use for table fields case conversion depending on ADODB_ASSOC_CASE return: string strtolower/strtoupper or false if no conversion needed |
GetAssocKeys($upper = ADODB_ASSOC_CASE) X-Ref |
Builds the bind array associating keys to recordset fields param: int $upper Case for the array keys, defaults to uppercase |
GetRowAssoc($upper = ADODB_ASSOC_CASE) X-Ref |
Use associative array to get fields array for databases that do not support associative arrays. Submitted by Paolo S. Asioli paolo.asioli#libero.it param: int $upper Case for the array keys, defaults to uppercase |
Close() X-Ref |
Clean up recordset return: true or false |
RecordCount() X-Ref |
synonyms RecordCount and RowCount return: the number of rows or -1 if this is not supported |
MaxRecordCount() X-Ref |
No description |
RowCount() X-Ref |
synonyms RecordCount and RowCount return: the number of rows or -1 if this is not supported |
PO_RecordCount($table="", $condition="") X-Ref |
Portable RecordCount. Pablo Roca <pabloroca@mvps.org> return: the number of records from a previous SELECT. All databases support this. |
CurrentRow() X-Ref |
return: the current row in the recordset. If at EOF, will return the last row. 0-based. |
AbsolutePosition() X-Ref |
synonym for CurrentRow -- for ADO compat return: the current row in the recordset. If at EOF, will return the last row. 0-based. |
FieldCount() X-Ref |
return: the number of columns in the recordset. Some databases will set this to 0 |
FetchField($fieldoffset = -1) X-Ref |
Get the ADOFieldObject of a specific column. param: fieldoffset is the column position to access(0-based). return: the ADOFieldObject for that column, or false. |
FieldTypesArray() X-Ref |
Get the ADOFieldObjects of all columns in an array. |
FetchObj() X-Ref |
Return the fields array of the current row as an object for convenience. The default case is lowercase field names. return: the object with the properties set to the fields of the current row |
FetchObject($isupper=true) X-Ref |
Return the fields array of the current row as an object for convenience. The default case is uppercase. param: $isupper to set the object property names to uppercase return: the object with the properties set to the fields of the current row |
FetchNextObj() X-Ref |
Return the fields array of the current row as an object for convenience. The default is lower-case field names. return: the object with the properties set to the fields of the current row, |
FetchNextObject($isupper=true) X-Ref |
Return the fields array of the current row as an object for convenience. The default is upper case field names. param: $isupper to set the object property names to uppercase return: the object with the properties set to the fields of the current row, |
MetaType($t,$len=-1,$fieldobj=false) X-Ref |
Get the metatype of the column. This is used for formatting. This is because many databases use different names for the same type, so we transform the original type to our standardised version which uses 1 character codes: param: t is the type passed in. Normally is ADOFieldObject->type. param: len is the maximum length of that field. This is because we treat character param: fieldobj is the field object returned by the database driver. Can hold return: the general type of the data: |
_updatefields() X-Ref |
Convert case of field names associative array, if needed return: void |
_close() X-Ref |
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AbsolutePage($page=-1) X-Ref |
set/returns the current recordset page when paginating |
AtFirstPage($status=false) X-Ref |
set/returns the status of the atFirstPage flag when paginating |
LastPageNo($page = false) X-Ref |
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AtLastPage($status=false) X-Ref |
set/returns the status of the atLastPage flag when paginating |
Class: ADORecordSet_array - X-Ref
This class encapsulates the concept of a recordset created in memory__construct($fakeid=1) X-Ref |
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_transpose($addfieldnames=true) X-Ref |
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InitArray($array,$typearr,$colnames=false) X-Ref |
Setup the array. param: array is a 2-dimensional array holding the data. param: typearr holds an array of types. These are the same types param: [colnames] array of column names. If set, then the first row of |
InitArrayFields(&$array,&$fieldarr) X-Ref |
Setup the Array and datatype file objects param: array is a 2-dimensional array holding the data. param: fieldarr holds an array of ADOFieldObject's. |
GetArray($nRows=-1) X-Ref |
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_initrs() X-Ref |
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Fields($colname) X-Ref |
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FetchField($fieldOffset = -1) X-Ref |
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_seek($row) X-Ref |
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MoveNext() X-Ref |
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_fetch() X-Ref |
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_close() X-Ref |
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ADOLoadDB($dbType) X-Ref |
Synonym for ADOLoadCode. Private function. Do not use. |
ADOLoadCode($dbType) X-Ref |
Load the code for a specific database driver. Private function. Do not use. |
NewADOConnection($db='') X-Ref |
synonym for ADONewConnection for people like me who cannot remember the correct name |
ADONewConnection($db='') X-Ref |
Instantiate a new Connection class for a specific database driver. param: [db] is the database Connection object to create. If undefined, return: the freshly created instance of the Connection class. |
_adodb_getdriver($provider,$drivername,$perf=false) X-Ref |
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NewPerfMonitor(&$conn) X-Ref |
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NewDataDictionary(&$conn,$drivername=false) X-Ref |
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adodb_pr($var,$as_string=false) X-Ref |
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adodb_backtrace($printOrArr=true,$levels=9999,$ishtml=null) X-Ref |
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