2005/5/9
-- ACDK API Docs Namespaces acdk acdk::sql acdk::sql::sqlite LiteResultSetMetaData members See also: LiteResultSetMetaData.h
(c) 2005 byRoger Rene Kommer
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#include <LiteResultSetMetaData.h>
Inheritance diagram for acdk::sql::sqlite::LiteResultSetMetaData:
[inline]
[inline, virtual]
This method returns the name of the catalog containing the specified column.
Implements acdk::sql::ResultSetMetaData.
This method returns the name of the Java class which will be used to create objects representing the data in this column.
This method returns the number of columns in the result set.
This method returns the maximum number of characters that can be used to display a value in this column.
This method returns a string that should be used as a caption for this column for user display purposes.
This method returns the name of the specified column.
This method returns the SQL type of the specified column.
This will be one of the constants from Types.
Types
This method returns the name of the SQL type for this column.
This method returns the precision of the specified column, which is the number of decimal digits it contains.
This method returns the scale of the specified column, which is the number of digits to the right of the decimal point.
This method returns the name of the schema that contains the specified column.
This method returns the name of the table containing the specified column.
This method test whether or not the column is an auto-increment column.
Auto-increment columns are read-only.
true
false
This method tests whether or not a column is case sensitive in its values.
This method tests whether or not the column stores a monetary value.
This method tests whether or not the column is writable.
This does guarantee that a write will be successful.
This method returns a value indicating whether or not the specified column may contain a NULL value.
columnNoNulls
columnNullable
columnNullableUnknown
This method tests whether or not the specified column is read only.
This method tests whether not the specified column can be used in a WHERE clause.
This method tests whether or not the value of the specified column is signed or unsigned.
This method tests whether or not the column may be writable.
This does not guarantee that a write will be successful.
[protected]