axmls Namespace Reference


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xmlschema is a class that allows the user to quickly and easily build a database on any ADOdb-supported platform using a simple XML schema.

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Abstract DB Object. This class provides basic methods for database objects, such as tables and indexes.

private

Creates a table object in ADOdb's datadict format

This class stores information about a database table. As charactaristics of the table are loaded from the external source, methods and properties of this class are used to build up the table description in ADOdb's datadict format.

private

Creates an index object in ADOdb's datadict format

This class stores information about a database index. As charactaristics of the index are loaded from the external source, methods and properties of this class are used to build up the index description in ADOdb's datadict format.

private

Creates a data object in ADOdb's datadict format

This class stores information about table data.

private

Creates the SQL to execute a list of provided SQL queries

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Loads and parses an XML file, creating an array of "ready-to-run" SQL statements

This class is used to load and parse the XML file, to create an array of SQL statements that can be used to build a database, and to build the database using the SQL array.

getting_started.pkg

Author:
Richard Tango-Lowy & Dan Cech
Version:
Revision
xmlschema is a class that allows the user to quickly and easily build a database on any ADOdb-supported platform using a simple XML schema.

Last Editor:

Author
Author:
Richard Tango-Lowy & Dan Cech
Version:
Revision
getting_started.pkg

Creates a data object in ADOdb's datadict format

This class stores information about table data, and is called when we need to load field data into a table.

private

Loads and parses an XML file, creating an array of "ready-to-run" SQL statements

This class is used to load and parse the XML file, to create an array of SQL statements that can be used to build a database, and to build the database using the SQL array.

getting_started.pkg

Author:
Richard Tango-Lowy & Dan Cech
Version:
Revision

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