On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 12:10 PM, Staffan Tylen <staffan.ty...@gmail.com>wrote:
> It's a bit confusing for me because I've been using RexxSQL for some time
> and there the result, always in stem format, are returned as
> 'stem.column.row' but ooSQLite returns it as 'stem.row' -> 'stem.column'.
> Can the column value be accessed using a single statement? If I try
> 'row.1.B' I get 'records1.B' as result.
The way it is currently set up, if you use compound tails, I don't think
so. I see /hex has some nice statements.
I never used stems much, and I haven't used them at all since I started
using ooRexx. It's too easy to do:
stm.addr = '127.0.0.1'
.... more code
addr = "6121 San Francisco Blvd"
... more code
socketConnect(stm.addr)
and spend too much time trying to debug the socket server.
So, it could be that I'm using the native API incorrectly, or thinking
about stems incorrectly, and I might not be setting stuff up right.
stem.column.row
What does that look like?
stm. = dbConn~exe(..)
stm.A.1
stm.A.2
stm.A.3
stm.B.1
stm.B.2
stm.B.3
How do you know how many rows there are?
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