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Loading the query in memory
Partial Fetch
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SQLFirst (Function)

In french: SQLPremier

Positions on the first row of the query result. This row becomes the current row.

If controls or variables are associated with the columns of query result (SQLAssociate), the values found in the current row are automatically assigned to these elements.

In most cases, SQLFirst is used in a read loop with SQLNext.

Warning This function must be used when browsing the result of a SQLFirst/SQLCol query. For more details, see Types of SQL browse.

The partial fetch is automatically performed by the Java framework.

Example

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// Initialisation des paramètres de l'ascenseur en fin de requête
ResSQL = SQLExec("SELECT NOMCLI, PRENOM, ADR1, ADR2, VILLE, CP FROM CLIENT", ...
		"REQ1")
IF ResSQL = True THEN
	// Affiche la première ligne
	SQLFirst("REQ1") 
	// Initialise la borne maximale de l'ascenseur
	ASC_ASCENS1..MaxValue = SQL.NbLine 
	// Place l'ascenseur au début
	ASC_ASCENS1 = 1
ELSE
	// Traite l'erreur
END
SQLClose("REQ1")

Syntax

SQLFirst([<Number of rows>, ] <Query name>)

<Number of rows>: Optional integer

Number of rows that will be loaded in memory every second. This number of rows will constitute a block for the partial Fetch.
Parameter required to perform a read by partial Fetch.
This parameter is ignored. Indeed, the partial Fetch is automatically performed by the Java framework.

<Query name>: Character string

Name of the query:
created and run by SQLExec,
run by SQLExecWDR.
The queries created in the query editor must be specified in the format of a character string.

Remarks

Loading the query in memory

If SQLFirst is called immediately after SQLExec, the query result is loaded in memory. Two methods are available:

Entirely load the query in memory if <Number of rows> is not specified. The number of records corresponding to the query result is automatically calculated. The SQL.NbLine variable is updated.
Partially load the query in memory (also called partial fetch) if <Number of rows> is specified.
Only the first block of rows is loaded in memory. The following blocks are automatically loaded in background task (mechanism of partial fetch). The SQL.Retrieving variable (updated by SQLInfo) is used to find out whether the result was entirely retrieved.
Note: Depending on how it is processed, partial fetching frees up network bandwidth.

The partial fetch is automatically performed by the Java framework. The SQL.Retrieving variable is never initialized and it always returns False.

Partial Fetch

If you are using the Partial Fetch to retrieve the query result (see the example for this function):

If SQLClose is called while the retrieval is not completed, the retrieval is stopped and the query is closed.
This method can be used with several queries at the same time.
The SQL.Retrieving variable (updated by SQLInfo) is used to find out whether the result was entirely retrieved.

Miscellaneous

If the pointer is positioned outside the query result, the SQL.Out variable is set to True.
The SQL.Current variable contains the number of the current row.
SQLTable must not be used after SQLFirst. A fatal error is generated.

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