DB seq class A class which allows the management and use of sequences.
Located in /query-defs.php (line 1033)
sqlquery | --dbquery | --dbseq
The name of the sequence
Inherited from dbquery
dbquery::$affectedrowcount
dbquery::$hasdata
dbquery::$last_errormsg
dbquery::$rid
dbquery::$rowcount
dbquery::$rowno
dbquery::$valid
Inherited from sqlquery
sqlquery::$fields
sqlquery::$groupby
sqlquery::$limit
sqlquery::$offset
sqlquery::$orderby
sqlquery::$sql
sqlquery::$tables
sqlquery::$type
sqlquery::$where
Create a new object to manage a sequence, optionally specifying the sequence name..
Get the current sequence value.
Get the next sequence value. We can optionally specify the table and
column associated with it. The requirement for these parameters is in fact implementation-specific. If your underlying database does not support named sequences, then you will probably have to nominate the table/column so that the low-level DB access module can do a MAX() to obtain the next value. If it does upport tham then you probably only need the sequence name as specified in the constructor.
Set a sequence value.
Inherited From dbquery
dbquery::dbquery()
dbquery::execute()
dbquery::set_sql()
dbquery::tidyup()
Inherited From sqlquery
sqlquery::sqlquery()
sqlquery::build()
sqlquery::clear()
sqlquery::fieldlist()
sqlquery::from()
sqlquery::groupby()
sqlquery::into()
sqlquery::limit()
sqlquery::offset()
sqlquery::orderby()
sqlquery::rebuild()
sqlquery::set()
sqlquery::tables()
sqlquery::where()
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