Creating the Definition in C++
All of the steps described in the previous section can also be carried out by coding in C++. This following example shows how this can be done:
Create the
IliSQLTable object
IlvDisplay* display; ... IliSQLTable* sqlTbl = new IliSQLTable(display); sqlTbl->lock(); |
Specify the database tables
IliSQLTableRef refEMP(“EMP”, “SCOTT”); IliSQLTableRef refDEPT(“DEPT”, “SCOTT”); IlInt tblEMP = sqlTbl->addTable(refEMP); IlInt tblDEPT = sqlTbl->addTable(refDEPT); |
Specify the joins
sqlTbl->addJoin(tblEMP, “DEPTNO”, tblDEPT, “ID”); |
Specify the columns
IlInt cID = sqlTbl->appendColumn(“ID”, IliIntegerType); sqlTbl->setColumnPartOfKey(cID, IlvTrue); sqlTbl->setColumnSQLText(cID, “ID”); sqlTbl->setColumnTable(cID, tblEMP); IlInt cNAME = sqlTbl->appendColumn(“NAME”, IliStringType); sqlTbl->setColumnSQLText(cNAME, “NAME”); sqlTbl->setColumnTable(cNAME, tblEMP); IlInt cDEPT = sqlTbl->appendColumn(“DEPT”, IliStringType); sqlTbl->setColumnSQLText(cDEPT, “NAME”); sqlTbl->setColumnTable(cDEPT, tblDEPT); |
A computed column could be defined in the following way (note that the following code excerpt is not part of the example).
IlInt cTOTAL = sqlTbl->appendColumn(“TOTAL”, IliIntegerType);
sqlTbl->setColumnSQLText(cTOTAL, “PRICE * QTY”);
Specify the criteria
IlInt where = 0; sqlTbl->insertConjunct(where,IlvTrue); sqlTbl->setColumnPredicat(cNAME, where, “<> ‘Smith’”, IlvTrue); |
Specify the sort
sqlTbl->setColumnOrderBy(cNAME, IliSQLAscending);
Specify the updatable table
sqlTbl->setTableUpdatable(tblEMP, IlTrue);
Generate the SQL SELECT statement
sqlTbl->makeQuery();
At this point, the
IliSQLTable object is defined and ready for use. Calling the
getQuery member function generates the following SQL statement:
SELECT EMP.ID, EMP.NAME, DEPT.NAME
FROM SCOTT.EMP, SCOTT.DEPT
WHERE EMP.DEPTNO = DEPT.ID
AND EMP.NAME <> ‘Smith’
ORDER BY 2
Published date: 05/24/2022
Last modified date: 02/24/2022