ResultSequence

An input range of Rows.

This is the entity that is returned by the Command methods execSQLSequence and execPreparedSequence

MySQL result sets can be up to 2^^64 rows. This interface allows for iteration through a result set of that size.

struct ResultSequence {

this(Command* cmd, string[] colNames);

bool empty [@property getter];

inout(Row) front [@property getter];

void popFront();

DBValue[string] asAA();

const(string)[] colNames [@property getter];

const(size_t[string]) colNameIndicies [@property getter];

void close();

ulong rowCount [@property getter];

}

Constructors

this this(Command* cmd, string[] colNames): Undocumented in source.

Destructor

~this ~this(): Undocumented in source.

Members

Functions

asAA DBValue[string] asAA(): Get the current row as an associative array by column name
close void close(): Explicitly clean up the MySQL resources and cancel pending results
popFront void popFront(): Make the ResultSequence behave as am input range - popFront()

Properties

colNameIndicies const(size_t[string]) colNameIndicies [@property getter]: An AA to lookup a column's index by name
colNames const(string)[] colNames [@property getter]: Get the names of all the columns
empty bool empty [@property getter]: Make the ResultSequence behave as an input range - empty
front inout(Row) front [@property getter]: Make the ResultSequence behave as an input range - front
rowCount ulong rowCount [@property getter]: Get the number of currently retrieved.

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mysql result structs