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==Description==
 
==Description==
Allows you to execute a "simple" [http://www.sqlite.org/ SQLite3] query statement '''Query''' on an open database connection specified by '''DBIndex'''. If you would like to retrieve data from the database, use parameter binding and/or have more control over your database interactions, you should use [[SQLQueryEx]].
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Allows you to execute a "simple" [[SQLite3]] query statement '''Query''' on an open database connection specified by '''DBIndex'''. If you would like to retrieve data from the database, use parameter binding and/or have more control over your database interactions, you should use [[SQLQueryEx]].
  
 
==Example==
 
==Example==

Latest revision as of 09:59, 10 February 2012

Definition

procedure SQLQuery(const DBIndex: Integer; const Query: string);

Availability

SCAR Divi 3.31 > Current

Description

Allows you to execute a "simple" SQLite3 query statement Query on an open database connection specified by DBIndex. If you would like to retrieve data from the database, use parameter binding and/or have more control over your database interactions, you should use SQLQueryEx.

Example

var
  DB, Query, InsertID: Integer;

begin
  DB := SQLOpen(WorkspacePath + 'test.db3', True);
  try
    // Create a table
    SQLQuery(DB, 'CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS test(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, string TEXT)');

    // Insert 2 rows into the table
    Query := SQLQueryEx(DB, 'INSERT INTO test VALUES(NULL, ?)');
    try
      SQLBindStr(Query, 1, 'Hello Mars!');
      SQLQueryStep(Query);
      SQLQueryReset(Query);
      SQLBindStr(Query, 1, 'Hello World!');
      SQLQueryStep(Query);
      InsertID := SQLLastID(DB);
    finally
      SQLQueryFree(Query);
    end;

    // Get the data stored in the last row
    Query := SQLQueryEx(DB, 'SELECT * FROM test WHERE id = ?');
    try
      SQLBindInt(Query, 1, InsertID);
      if SQLQueryStep(Query) = SQL_ROW then
        WriteLn(SQLColumnStr(Query, 1));
    finally
      SQLQueryFree(Query);
    end;
  finally
    SQLFree(DB);
  end;
end.

Output:

Hello World!

See Also