Description of MUSHclient world function: world.DatabaseFinalize
Name | DatabaseFinalize |
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Type | Method |
Summary | Finalizes (wraps up) a previously-prepared SQL statement |
Prototype | long DatabaseFinalize(BSTR DbName);
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Description | This must be called after calling DatabasePrepare, once you have finished with the current SQL statement. You will not be able to call DatabasePrepare again, until the first one is finalized. Note: Available in version 4.40 onwards. |
Lua example |
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Lua notes |
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Returns | 0: Completed OK |
Introduced in version | 4.40 |
See also ...
Function | Description |
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DatabaseColumnName | Find the name of a specified column returned by an SQL statement |
DatabaseColumnNames | Return a table of all the columns returned by an SQL statement |
DatabaseColumns | Find how many columns will be returned by an SQL statement |
DatabaseColumnText | Returns the contents of an SQL column, as text |
DatabaseColumnType | Returns the type of data in an SQL column |
DatabaseColumnValue | Returns the contents of an SQL column, as text, float, integer, or null |
DatabaseColumnValues | Returns the contents of all the SQL columns after a step |
DatabaseError | Returns an English string describing the most recent SQL error |
DatabaseExec | Executes SQL code against an SQLite database |
DatabaseLastInsertRowid | Returns the most recently automatically allocated database key |
DatabaseOpen | Opens an SQLite database |
DatabasePrepare | Prepares an SQL statement for execution |
DatabaseReset | Resets a previously-prepared SQL statement to the start |
DatabaseStep | Executes a previously-prepared SQL statement |
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