<?php
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# = This class are implemented only for MYSQL database =
# = Pay Attecion on the future updates, new DBMS will =
# = be included on it. =
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# = Any questions, problems, report me! =
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# = Best Regards from Brazil! =
# = Sekiji. =
# ====================================================================
# includes
include_once("class_Conection.php");
include_once("class_RecordSet.php");
# EXAMPLE SCRIPT - How to use the GV RecordSet Class
# The class was base on the ADO Record Set Logic.
# First we need to declare and create a conection object
$conn = new conection();
# Then we create a Recordset object, that needs the conection object as parameter
$rs = new RecordSet($conn);
# Now we make a SQL comand to bring what we need from de database.
$strSQL = "SELECT rep_str_texto FROM replys";
# Open() method contains a sql comand as parameter.
$rs->open($strSQL);
# Finally all methods are ready to use.
$rs->bof; # ( Boolean ) Flag BOF : Begin of File.
$rs->eof; # ( Boolean ) Flag EOF : End of File. Boolean
$rs->field("name of the field"); # ( String ) Call the current registerīs Field by the name.
$rs->field(1); # ( String ) You may also call the field by the number. Camuflated Polimorphism =).
$rs->first(); # ( Void ) Pointer now points to the first register.
$rs->last(); # ( Void ) Pointer now points to the last register.
$rs->next(); # ( Void ) Pointer to next register.
$rs->previous(); # ( Void ) Pointer to previous register.
$rs->count_registers(); # ( Integer ) Returns the total of fields that recordset contains.
# simple loop to show all registers
while(!$rs->eof){
echo($rs->field("rep_str_texto") . "<BR>");
$rs->next();
}
?>
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