RWDBDecimalVector

Module:  DB Interface Module   Group:  Bulk Classes

RWDBDecimalVector  RWDBTBuffer<char>                                                                    

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Members

isNull() length()

operator[]() RWDBDecimalVector()

setNull() unsetNull()

width()

#include <rw/db/dbvector.h>

RWDBDecimalVector decVector(width, length);

RWDBDecimalVectors are used to transfer decimal arrays of width width between the application and the database via RWDBBulkReaders and RWDBBulkInserters. Note that it is the user's responsibility to insure that the elements of the vectors are null terminated.

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NOTE -- Classes RWDBDecimalVectorElement andRWDBDecimalVector are deprecated. Please use classes RWDecimalPortable and RWDBTBuffer<RWDecimalPortable>.

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In the following example, the i^th element of an RWDBDecimalVector is set to the decimal 12.567:

RWDBDecimalVector decVector(width, length);
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decVector[i] = "12.567";

RWDBDecimalVector(size_t width, size_t length);

Constructs an RWDBDecimalVector of length elements, each of whose elements is width-wide.

RWDBDecimalVectorElement
operator[](size_t i);

Returns an RWDBDecimalVectorElement holding a reference to the i^th element of self.

bool
isNull(size_t index) const;

Returns true if the index^th element of self is null, otherwise returns false. Inherited from RWDBTBuffer<char>.

size_t
length() const;

Returns the number of elements in self.

void 
setNull(size_t index);

Sets the index^th element of self to null. Inherited from RWDBTBuffer<char>.

void 
unsetNull(size_t index);

Sets the index^th element of self to not null. Inherited from RWDBTBuffer<char>.

size_t
width() const;

Returns the width of the elements in self. Inherited from RWDBTBuffer<char>.

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