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Publication masks have been replaced by publication lists.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 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 [UltraLite Embedded SQL] and ULGetErrorParameterCount method [UltraLite Embedded SQL].
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 UltraLiteJ.

Programming interfaces

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