ExecuteTable(String, String, CommandBehavior) method

UL Ext.: Retrieves, with the specified command behavior, a database table for direct manipulation. The table is opened (sorted) using the specified index.

Syntax
Visual Basic
Public Function ExecuteTable( _
   ByVal tableName As String, _
   ByVal indexName As String, _
   ByVal cmdBehavior As CommandBehavior _
) As ULTable
C#
public ULTable ExecuteTable(
   string  tableName,
   string  indexName,
   CommandBehavior cmdBehavior
);
Parameters
  • tableName   The name of the table to open.

  • indexName   The name of the index with which to open (sort) the table.

  • cmdBehavior   A bitwise combination of System.Data.CommandBehavior flags describing the results of the query and its effect on the connection. UltraLite.NET respects only the System.Data.CommandBehavior.Default, System.Data.CommandBehavior.CloseConnection, and System.Data.CommandBehavior.SchemaOnly flags.

Return value

The table as a ULTable object.

Remarks

This method is a shortcut for the ULCommand.ExecuteTable(System.Data.CommandBehavior) that does not require a ULCommand instance. It is provided to help users porting from earlier versions of UltraLite.NET (it replaces iAnywhere.UltraLite.Connection.GetTable() and iAnywhere.UltraLite.Table.Open()).

Example

The following code opens the table named MyTable using the index named MyIndex. It assumes an open ULConnection instance called conn.

' Visual Basic
Dim t As ULTable = conn.ExecuteTable( _
    "MyTable", "MyIndex", CommandBehavior.Default _
  )
' The line above is equivalent to
' Dim cmd As ULCommand = conn.CreateCommand()
' cmd.CommandText = "MyTable"
' cmd.IndexName = "MyIndex"
' cmd.CommandType = CommandType.TableDirect
' Dim t As ULTable = cmd.ExecuteTable(CommandBehavior.Default)
' cmd.Dispose()
// C#
ULTable t = conn.ExecuteTable(
    "MyTable", "MyIndex", CommandBehavior.Default
  );
// The line above is equivalent to
// ULTable t;
// using(ULCommand cmd = conn.CreateCommand())
// {
//     cmd.CommandText = "MyTable";
//     cmd.IndexName = "MyIndex";
//     cmd.CommandType = CommandType.TableDirect;
//     t = cmd.ExecuteTable(CommandBehavior.Default);
// }
See also