#include <tds.h>
Public Attributes | |
BCPCOLDATA * | bcp_column_data |
TDS_INT | bcp_prefix_len |
The length, in bytes, of any length prefix this column may have. | |
TDS_INT | bcp_term_len |
TDS_CHAR * | bcp_terminator |
const TDSICONV * | char_conv |
refers to previously allocated iconv information | |
TDS_SMALLINT | column_bindfmt |
TDS_UINT | column_bindlen |
TDS_SMALLINT | column_bindtype |
TDS_UCHAR | column_collation [5] |
TDS_INT | column_cur_size |
size written in variable (ie: char, text, binary). | |
unsigned char * | column_data |
void(* | column_data_free )(struct tds_column *column) |
TDS_INT | column_flags |
unsigned int | column_hidden:1 |
unsigned int | column_identity:1 |
unsigned int | column_key:1 |
TDS_INT * | column_lenbind |
TDS_CHAR | column_name [TDS_SYSNAME_SIZE] |
TDS_SMALLINT | column_namelen |
length of column name | |
unsigned int | column_nullable:1 |
TDS_SMALLINT * | column_nullbind |
TDS_SMALLINT | column_operand |
TDS_TINYINT | column_operator |
unsigned int | column_output:1 |
TDS_TINYINT | column_prec |
precision for decimal/numeric | |
TDS_TINYINT | column_scale |
scale for decimal/numeric | |
TDS_INT | column_size |
maximun size of data | |
TDS_INT | column_text_sqlgetdatapos |
TDS_INT | column_textpos |
unsigned int | column_timestamp:1 |
TDS_SMALLINT | column_type |
type of data, saved from wire | |
TDS_INT | column_usertype |
TDS_CHAR * | column_varaddr |
TDS_TINYINT | column_varint_size |
size of length when reading from wire (0, 1, 2 or 4) | |
unsigned int | column_writeable:1 |
struct { | |
TDS_INT column_size | |
TDS_SMALLINT column_type | |
type of data, saved from wire | |
} | on_server |
char * | table_column_name |
TDS_CHAR | table_name [TDS_SYSNAME_SIZE] |
TDS_SMALLINT | table_namelen |
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The length, in bytes, of any length prefix this column may have. For example, strings in some non-C programming languages are made up of a one-byte length prefix, followed by the string data itself. If the data does not have a length prefix, set prefixlen to 0. Currently not very used in code, however do not remove. |
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size written in variable (ie: char, text, binary). -1 if NULL. |
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maximun size of data For fixed is the size. |
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type of data, saved from wire UCS-2->Ascii) can be applied. I'm beginning to wonder about the wisdom of this, however. April 2003 jkl |