RDbColReadStream Class Reference

class RDbColReadStream : public RReadStream

Allows any column value to be read as stream data.

Note that this is the only way to extract the contents of a Long column from a rowset.

Only one column in a rowset object can be opened for reading as a stream at a time, and while it is open no column in the same rowset object may be set using RDbColWriteStream .

Null columns result in a read stream with no data. Small numeric columns are maintained in memory as 32-bit values; hence reading a Uint8 column as a stream results in 4 bytes of stream data, not 1.

Inherits from

Member Functions Documentation

OpenL(const RDbRowSet &, TDbColNo)

IMPORT_C void OpenL ( const RDbRowSet & aView,
TDbColNo aCol
)

Opens the column with the specified ordinal in the specified current row in the rowset. The row must have previously been read into the rowset using RDbRowSet::GetL() .

capability
Note For a secure shared database, the caller must satisfy the read access policy for the table.

Parameters

const RDbRowSet & aView The rowset which has the row and column to be read.
TDbColNo aCol The column ordinal of the column to be read

OpenLC(const RDbRowSet &, TDbColNo)

IMPORT_C void OpenLC ( const RDbRowSet & aView,
TDbColNo aCol
)

Opens the column with the specified ordinal in the specified current row in the rowset and puts a pointer to the column on the cleanup stack.

The row must have previously been read into the rowset using RDbRowSet::GetL() .

capability
Note For a secure shared database, the caller must satisfy the read access policy for the table.

Parameters

const RDbRowSet & aView The rowset which has the row and column to be read.
TDbColNo aCol The column ordinal of the column to be read.