![]() | Returns an array which contains the PT_PROPIDS constant describing the contents of each column. For example, if a call to IPTQueryResult.Data returned an array with two columns containing Object ID and Name, then a call to Columns would return an array with two elements: PT_PROPID_OBJECTID and PT_PROPID_NAME. |
![]() | Returns a boolean indicating if the specified property (from PT_PROPIDS) is in this IPTQueryResult. Calling this function is equivalent to calling Columns, and searching for the indicated property. |
![]() | Returns the raw data underlying this QueryResult. The columns in this result are described by the results of the Columns call. |
![]() | The Plumtree Server will attempt to order result sets before returning them through IPTQueryResult. There may be times when this ordering is too expensive to perform, in which case the results are not perfectly ordered. The client may choose to order the results, or display "as-is." Call IsOrdered to find out of the Server was able to order the result set. |
![]() | Returns the value of a "cell" in this IPTQueryResult. |
![]() | Returns the value of a "cell" in this IPTQueryResult. |
![]() | Returns the value of a "cell" in this IPTQueryResult. |
![]() | Returns the value of a "cell" in this IPTQueryResult. |
![]() | Returns the value of a "cell" in this IPTQueryResult. |
![]() | Returns the value of a "cell" in this IPTQueryResult. |
![]() | Calls that return IPTQueryResults generally order the data before returning it. Use the OrderedBy call to find out what the order of the data is. Note that when IsOrdered returns FALSE, OrderedBy will return information about the intended ordering of the results, even when that ordering wasn't achieved. The return value is a 2D array describing the ordering of this IPTQueryResult. Each row indicates an order. The first column indicates the PT_PROPIDS property by which the result is ordered, and the second column indicates the sort direction (from PT_ORDERBY_SETTINGS.) For example, if a dataset were ordered by name ascending, then objectid descending, the return value for OrderedBy would look like: PT_PROPID_NAME\u0009\u0009\u0009PT_ORDERBY_ASCENDING PT_PROPID_OBJECTID\u0009\u0009PT_ORDERBY_DESCENDING |
![]() | Returns the number of rows in this IPTQueryResult |
IPTQueryResult Interface | com.plumtree.server Namespace | PT_PROPIDS