I've been playing around with UniObjects .NET.
I would like to be able to run a SELECT query and get the data in to a form where I can run through the data.
The documentation I've been using is at http://www.rocketsoftware.com/u2/products/universe/resources/technical-manuals/universe-v11r1/uonet-v11r1.pdf
I'm currently running the query using
// UniCommans is a new instance of the CreateUniCommand() method
UniCommand cmd = us1.CreateUniCommand();
string UVDatabaseName = "SLCUST";
// Command is the query that will be sent to the server to be rum
cmd.Command = "SELECT " + UVDatabaseName + " USING DICT " + UVDatabaseName + " WITH CUSREF PRICECODE";
But I don't know how to get the data in to one of the data types objects that they provide:
- UniDynArray
- UniFile
UniSelectList
// OpenSession is used to open a new session to the database us1 = UniObjects.OpenSession("92.0.0.1", "username", "password", "/path/TOFILE", "uvcs"); // Create new instance a UniCommand UniCommand cmd = us1.CreateUniCommand(); string UVDatabaseName = "SLCUST"; // Command is the query that will be sent to the server to be run cmd.Command = "SELECT " + UVDatabaseName + " USING DICT " + UVDatabaseName + " WITH CUSREF PRICECODE"; // Buffer size for receiving data can be get/set using CommandBlockSize // 0 is unlimited, the full data set will be received cmd.CommandBlockSize = 0; // Execute() executes the Command on the server cmd.Execute(); // A status response is returned as a string in Response string response_str = cmd.Response; Console.WriteLine(response_str); // Check for the response of the UniCommand // UVS_COMPLETE = The command was completed, or unsuccessful if (cmd.CommandStatus == UniObjectsTokens.UVS_COMPLETE) { // How do I loop through the data set from my query? }
I've worked out that I can run through a WHOLE table by using the following code:
// Create a Uni file, required for you can use a database file
UniFile custfile = us1.CreateUniFile("SLCUST");
// Create a select list from the ID returned from cmd.Response;
UniSelectList selectList = us1.CreateUniSelectList(0);
selectList.Select(custfile);
bool lLastRecord = selectList.LastRecordRead;
while (!lLastRecord)
{
string s = selectList.Next();
Console.WriteLine("Record ID:" + s);
lLastRecord = selectList.LastRecordRead;
}
When I run the command I get the following response string
4665 record(s) selected to SELECT list #0
It's just how access the list '0', I've tried but it's how to massage it in to the right class type:
UniSelectList selectList = us1.CreateUniSelectList(0);
You're getting close. The "SELECT" command will generate a list of keys into select list 0 by default. So you just need to assign a UniSelectList object to that. You don't actually want to look at the command response except if you want to check if the command generated an error: