sqlite::execute Struct Reference

execute can be used for SQL commands which should executed the constructor is defined in a way that it can be used like a function An object of this class is not copyable More...

#include <execute.hpp>

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Collaboration diagram for sqlite::execute:

Public Member Functions
	execute (connection &con, std::string const &sql, bool immediately=false)
	constructor
virtual	~execute ()
	destructor
Public Member Functions inherited from sqlite::command
	command (connection &con, std::string const &sql)
	command constructor
virtual	~command ()
	command destructor
void	clear ()
	clear is used if you'd like to reuse a command object
bool	emit ()
	emit executes the sql command If you have used placeholders you must have replaced all placeholders
bool	operator() ()
	works exactly like the method command::emit
void	bind (int idx)
	binds NULL to the given 1 based index
void	bind (int idx, int v)
	binds the 32-Bit integer v to the given 1 based index
void	bind (int idx, boost::int64_t v)
	binds the 64-Bit integer v to the given 1 based index
void	bind (int idx, double v)
	binds the double v to the given 1 based index
void	bind (int idx, std::string const &v)
	binds the text/string v to the given 1 based index
void	bind (int idx, void const *buf, size_t buf_size)
	binds the binary/blob buf to the given 1 based index
void	bind (int idx, std::vector< unsigned char > const &v)
	binds the binary/blob v to the given 1 based index
command &	operator% (null_type const &p)
	replacement for void command::bind(int idx); To use this operator% you have to use the global object nil Indexes are given automatically first call uses 1 as index, second 2 and so on
command &	operator% (int p)
	replacement for void command::bind(int idx,int); Indexes are given automatically first call uses 1 as index, second 2 and so on
command &	operator% (boost::int64_t p)
	replacement for void command::bind(int idx,boost::int64_t); Indexes are given automatically first call uses 1 as index, second 2 and so on
command &	operator% (double p)
	replacement for void command::bind(int idx,double); Indexes are given automatically first call uses 1 as index, second 2 and so on
command &	operator% (std::string const &p)
	replacement for void command::bind(int idx,std::string const&); Indexes are given automatically first call uses 1 as index, second 2 and so on
command &	operator% (std::vector< unsigned char > const &p)
	replacement for void command::bind(int idx,std::vector<unsigned char> const&); Indexes are given automatically first call uses 1 as index, second 2 and so on

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from sqlite::command
void	access_check ()
bool	step ()
struct sqlite3 *	get_handle ()
Protected Attributes inherited from sqlite::command
sqlite3_stmt *	stmt

Detailed Description

execute can be used for SQL commands which should executed the constructor is defined in a way that it can be used like a function An object of this class is not copyable

Definition at line 43 of file execute.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

sqlite::execute::execute	(	connection &	con,
		std::string const &	sql,
		bool	immediately = false
	)

constructor

Parameters

con	reference to the connection object which should be used
sql	the SQL statement which should be executed
immediately	if it is true the sql command will be immediately executed if it is false the command will be executed after an emit or operator() call

virtual sqlite::execute::~execute ( )

virtual

destructor

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• include/sqlite/execute.hpp