Programming interfaces

Publication masks have been replaced by publication lists. The keyword Publications takes a comma-separated list of publication names.

A new method, UltraLite_Table* OpenTableEx(), is now part of the UltraLite_Connection object. This method gives non-SQL applications a more versatile way of opening a table and directly scan rows. See Using direct page scans.

With this method you can specify one of the following ways to open a table:

To return the rows in of the primary key, use ul_table_open_primary_key.
To return the rows in arbitrary order, use ul_table_open_no_index.
To return rows in the order specified by an index, use ul_table_open_with_index.

Documentation for two functions related to error interpretation. See ULGetErrorParameter method and ULGetErrorParameterCount method.
Functions ULGetLastDownloadTime, ULResetLastDownloadTime, and ULCountUploadRows have changed syntax to reflect the change from publication masks to publication lists.
The function ULGetPublicationMask is no longer available.

ULDataReader class includes a new method: GetRowCount(threshold) to retrieve row count up to a specified maximum number of rows.
The ULDataReader class now implements the IListSource interface.

New methods in Connection class for event handling and notification: cancelGetNotification, createNotificationQueue, declareEvent, destroyNotificationQueue, getNotification, getNotificationParameter, registerForEvent, sendNotification, and triggerEvent.

UltraLiteJ is a Java implementation of UltraLite that supports Java SE and Java ME environments, including BlackBerry smartphones. See Introduction to UltraLiteJ.

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