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Method Summary
performUpdate()
Do the actual update in the database, returns true if successful.
void
resetIterator()
Start over with this iterator 'next' function (at the foundset selected record).
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Method Details
Go to next record in this updater, returns true if successful.
Returns
Boolean – true if proceeded to next record, false otherwise
Sample
controller.setSelectedIndex(1) var count = 0 var fsUpdater = databaseManager.getFoundSetUpdater(foundset) while(fsUpdater.next()) { fsUpdater.setColumn('my_flag',count++) }
performUpdate
()
Do the actual update in the database, returns true if successful.
There are 3 types of possible use with the foundset updater
1) update entire foundset by a single sql statement; that is not possible when the table of the foundset has tracking enabled then it will loop over the whole foundset.
When a single sql statement is done, modification columns will not be updated, because it does the update directly in the database, without getting the records.
2) update part of foundset, for example the first 4 row (starts with selected row)
3) safely loop through foundset (starts with selected row)
Sample
//1) update entire foundset var fsUpdater = databaseManager.getFoundSetUpdater(foundset) fsUpdater.setColumn('customer_type',1) fsUpdater.setColumn('my_flag',0) fsUpdater.performUpdate() //2) update part of foundset, for example the first 4 row (starts with selected row) var fsUpdater = databaseManager.getFoundSetUpdater(foundset) fsUpdater.setColumn('customer_type',new Array(1,2,3,4)) fsUpdater.setColumn('my_flag',new Array(1,0,1,0)) fsUpdater.performUpdate() //3) safely loop through foundset (starts with selected row) controller.setSelectedIndex(1) var count = 0 var fsUpdater = databaseManager.getFoundSetUpdater(foundset) while(fsUpdater.next()) { fsUpdater.setColumn('my_flag',count++) }
void
resetIterator
()
Start over with this iterator 'next' function (at the foundset selected record).
Returns
void
Sample
controller.setSelectedIndex(1) var count = 0 var fsUpdater = databaseManager.getFoundSetUpdater(foundset) while(fsUpdater.next()) { fsUpdater.setColumn('my_flag',++count) } fsUpdater.resetIterator() while(fsUpdater.next()) { fsUpdater.setColumn('max_flag',count) }
setColumn
(name, value)
Set the column value to update, returns true if successful.
Sample
//1) update entire foundset var fsUpdater = databaseManager.getFoundSetUpdater(foundset) fsUpdater.setColumn('customer_type',1) fsUpdater.setColumn('my_flag',0) fsUpdater.performUpdate() //2) update part of foundset, for example the first 4 row (starts with selected row) var fsUpdater = databaseManager.getFoundSetUpdater(foundset) fsUpdater.setColumn('customer_type',new Array(1,2,3,4)) fsUpdater.setColumn('my_flag',new Array(1,0,1,0)) fsUpdater.performUpdate() //3) safely loop through foundset (starts with selected row) controller.setSelectedIndex(1) var count = 0 var fsUpdater = databaseManager.getFoundSetUpdater(foundset) while(fsUpdater.next()) { fsUpdater.setColumn('my_flag',count++) }