Docs For Class DB

array autoJoin(
[array
$cfg = array()])

autoJoin - using the links.ini file, it builds a query with all the joins

usage: $x = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $x->autoJoin(); $x->get(123); will result in all of the joined data being added to the fetched object..

$x = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $x->autoJoin(); $ar = $x->fetchAll(); will result in an array containing all the data from the table, and any joined tables..

$x = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $jdata = $x->autoJoin(); $x->selectAdd(); //reset.. foreach($_REQUEST['requested_cols'] as $c) { if (!isset($jdata[$c])) continue; // ignore columns not available.. $x->selectAdd( $jdata[$c] . ' as ' . $c); } $ar = $x->fetchAll(); will result in only the columns requested being fetched...

Return: info about joins cols => map of resulting {joined_tablename}.{joined_table_column_name} join_names => map of resulting {join_name_as}.{joined_table_column_name} count => the column to count on.
Access: public

Parameters:

array $cfg — Configuration exclude Array of columns to exclude from results (eg. modified_by_id) links The equivilant links.ini data for this table eg. array( 'person_id' => 'person:id', .... ) include Array of columns to include distinct Array of distinct columns.

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int count(
[bool|string
$countWhat = false], [bool
$whereAddOnly = false])

Find the number of results from a simple query

for example

$object = new mytable(); $object->name = "fred"; echo $object->count(); echo $object->count(true); // dont use object vars. echo $object->count('distinct mycol'); count distinct mycol. echo $object->count('distinct mycol',true); // dont use object vars. echo $object->count('distinct'); // count distinct id (eg. the primary key)

Access: public

Parameters:

bool	`$whereAddOnly`	—	(optional) If DB_DATAOBJECT_WHEREADD_ONLY is passed in then we will build the condition only using the whereAdd's. Default is to build the condition using the object parameters as well.
bool\|string	`$countWhat`	—	(optional) (true\|false => see below not on whereAddonly) (string) "DISTINCT" => does a distinct count on the tables 'key' column otherwise => normally it counts primary keys - you can use this to do things like $do->count('distinct mycol');

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string database(
string
0)

Return or assign the name of the current database

Return: The name of the current database
Access: public

Parameters:

string 0 — optional database name to set

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true databaseStructure(
optional
0, optional
1, optional
2)

Autoload or manually load the table definitions

usage : DB_DataObject::databaseStructure( 'databasename', parse_ini_file('mydb.ini',true), parse_ini_file('mydb.link.ini',true));

obviously you dont have to use ini files.. (just return array similar to ini files..)

It should append to the table structure array

Return: or PEAR:error on wrong paramenters.. or false if no file exists.. or the array(tablename => array(column_name=>type)) if called with 1 argument.. (databasename)
Access: public

Parameters:

optional	`0`	—	string name of database to assign / read
optional	`1`	—	array structure of database, and keys
optional	`2`	—	array table links

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none debug(
string
$message, [string
$logtype = 0], [string
$level = 1])

Debugger. - use this in your extended classes to output debugging information.

Uses DB_DataObject::DebugLevel(x) to turn it on

Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$message`	—	- message to output
string	`$logtype`	—	- bold at start
string	`$level`	—	output level

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none debugLevel(
[int
$v = null])

sets and returns debug level eg. DB_DataObject::debugLevel(4);

Access: public

Parameters:

int $v — level

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mixed delete(
[bool
$useWhere = false])

Deletes items from table which match current objects variables

Returns the true on success

for example

Designed to be extended

$object = new mytable(); $object->ID=123; echo $object->delete(); // builds a conditon

$object = new mytable(); $object->whereAdd('age > 12'); $object->limit(1); $object->orderBy('age DESC'); $object->delete(true); // dont use object vars, use the conditions, limit and order.

Return: Int (No. of rows affected) on success, false on failure, 0 on no data affected
Access: public

Parameters:

bool $useWhere — (optional) If DB_DATAOBJECT_WHEREADD_ONLY is passed in then we will build the condition only using the whereAdd's. Default is to build the condition only using the object parameters.

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string escape(
string
$string, [bool
$likeEscape = false])

an escape wrapper around DB->escapeSimple() can be used when adding manual queries or clauses eg.

$object->query("select * from xyz where abc like '". $object->escape($_GET['name']) . "'");

Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$string`	—	value to be escaped
bool	`$likeEscape`	—	escapes % and _ as well. - so like queries can be protected.

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boolean fetch(
)

fetches next row into this objects var's

returns 1 on success 0 on failure

Example $object = new mytable(); $object->name = "fred"; $object->find(); $store = array(); while ($object->fetch()) { echo $this->ID; $store[] = $object; // builds an array of object lines. }

to add features to a fetch function fetch () { $ret = parent::fetch(); $this->date_formated = date('dmY',$this->date); return $ret; }

Return: on success
Access: public

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array fetchAll(
[string|false
$k = false], [string|false
$v = false], [string|false
$method = false])

fetches all results as an array,

return format is dependant on args. if selectAdd() has not been called on the object, then it will add the correct columns to the query.

A) Array of values (eg. a list of 'id')

$x = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $x->whereAdd('something = 1') $ar = $x->fetchAll('id'); -- returns array(1,2,3,4,5)

B) Array of values (not from table)

$x = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $x->whereAdd('something = 1'); $x->selectAdd(); $x->selectAdd('distinct(group_id) as group_id'); $ar = $x->fetchAll('group_id'); -- returns array(1,2,3,4,5) * C) A key=>value associative array

$x = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $x->whereAdd('something = 1') $ar = $x->fetchAll('id','name'); -- returns array(1=>'fred',2=>'blogs',3=> .......

D) array of objects $x = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $x->whereAdd('something = 1'); $ar = $x->fetchAll();

E) array of arrays (for example) $x = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $x->whereAdd('something = 1'); $ar = $x->fetchAll(false,false,'toArray');

Return: format dependant on arguments, may be empty
Access: public

Parameters:

string\|false	`$k`	—	key
string\|false	`$v`	—	value
string\|false	`$method`	—	method to call on each result to get array value (eg. 'toArray')

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boolean fetchRow(
[int
$row = null])

fetches a specific row into this object variables

Not recommended - better to use fetch()

Returens true on success

Return: true on success
Access: public

Parameters:

int $row — row

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mixed find(
[boolean
$n = false])

find results, either normal or crosstable

for example

$object = new mytable(); $object->ID = 1; $object->find();

will set $object->N to number of rows, and expects next command to fetch rows will return $object->N

if an error occurs $object->N will be set to false and return value will also be false; if numRows is not supported it will

Return: (number of rows returned, or true if numRows fetching is not supported)
Access: public

Parameters:

boolean $n — Fetch first result

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none free(
)

Free global arrays associated with this object.

Access: public

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true| fromValue(
string
$col, mixed
$value)

standard set* implementation.

takes data and uses it to set dates/strings etc. normally called from __call..

Current supports date = using (standard time format, or unixtimestamp).... so you could create a method : function setLastread($string) { $this->fromValue('lastread',strtotime($string)); }

time = using strtotime datetime = using same as date - accepts iso standard or unixtimestamp. string = typecast only..

TODO: add formater:: eg. d/m/Y for date! ???

Return: false (False on error)
See: DB_DataObject::_call
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$col`	—	column of database
mixed	`$value`	—	value to assign

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int get(
[string
$k = null], [string
$v = null])

Get a result using key, value.

for example $object->get("ID",1234); Returns Number of rows located (usually 1) for success, and puts all the table columns into this classes variables

see the fetch example on how to extend this.

if no value is entered, it is assumed that $key is a value and get will then use the first key in keys() to obtain the key.

Return: No. of rows
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$k`	—	column
string	`$v`	—	value

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object The getDatabaseConnection(
)

Gets the DB object related to an object - so you can use funky peardb stuf with it :)

Return: DB connection
Access: public

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object The getDatabaseResult(
)

Gets the DB result object related to the objects active query

so you can use funky pear stuff with it - like pager for example.. :)

Return: DB result object
Access: public

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void getLink(

$row, [
$table = null], [
$link = false])

deprecited : @use link()

Parameters:

	`$row`	—
	`$table`	—
	`$link`	—

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array getLinkArray(

$row, [string
$table = null], string
$column)

getLinkArray Fetch an array of related objects. This should be used in conjunction with a <dbname>.links.ini file configuration (see the introduction on linking for details on this).

You may also use this with all parameters to specify, the column and related table. This is highly dependant on naming columns 'correctly' :) using colname = xxxxx_yyyyyy xxxxxx = related table; (yyyyy = user defined..) looks up table xxxxx, for value id=$this->xxxxx stores it in $this->_xxxxx_yyyyy

Return:
- array of results (empty array on failure)
Example - Getting the related objects
$person = new DataObjects_Person; $person->get(12); $children = $person->getLinkArray('children');
echo 'There are ', count($children), ' descendant(s):
'; foreach ($children as $child) { echo $child->name, '
'; }
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$column`	—	- either column or column.xxxxx
string	`$table`	—	- name of table to look up value in
	`$row`	—

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boolean getLinks(
[string
$format = '_%s'])

load related objects

Generally not recommended to use this. The generator should support creating getter_setter methods which are better suited.

Relies on <dbname>.links.ini

Sets properties on the calling dataobject you can change what object vars the links are stored in by changeing the format parameter

Return: , true on success
Author: Tim White <tim@cyface.com>
Access: public

Parameters:

string $format — format (default _%s) where %s is the table name.

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none|PEAR::Error groupBy(
[string
$group = false])

Adds a group by condition

$object->groupBy(); //reset the grouping $object->groupBy("ID DESC"); $object->groupBy("ID,age");

Return: - invalid args only
Access: public

Parameters:

string $group — Grouping

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none|PEAR::Error having(
[string
$having = false])

Adds a having clause

$object->having(); //reset the grouping $object->having("sum(value) > 0 ");

Return: - invalid args only
Access: public

Parameters:

string $having — condition

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mixed insert(
)

Insert the current objects variables into the database

Returns the ID of the inserted element (if auto increment or sequences are used.)

for example

Designed to be extended

$object = new mytable(); $object->name = "fred"; echo $object->insert();

Return: false on failure, int when auto increment or sequence used, otherwise true on success
Access: public

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none joinAdd(
[optional
$obj = false], [optional
$joinType = 'INNER'], [optional
$joinAs = false], [optional
$joinCol = false])

joinAdd - adds another dataobject to this, building a joined query.

example (requires links.ini to be set up correctly) // get all the images for product 24 $i = new DataObject_Image(); $pi = new DataObjects_Product_image(); $pi->product_id = 24; // set the product id to 24 $i->joinAdd($pi); // add the product_image connectoin $i->find(); while ($i->fetch()) { // do stuff } // an example with 2 joins // get all the images linked with products or productgroups $i = new DataObject_Image(); $pi = new DataObject_Product_image(); $pgi = new DataObject_Productgroup_image(); $i->joinAdd($pi); $i->joinAdd($pgi); $i->find(); while ($i->fetch()) { // do stuff }

Author: Stijn de Reede <sjr@gmx.co.uk>
Access: public

Parameters:

optional	`$obj`	—	object \|array the joining object (no value resets the join) If you use an array here it should be in the format: array('local_column','remotetable:remote_column'); if remotetable does not have a definition, you should use @ to hide the include error message.. array('local_column', $dataobject , 'remote_column'); if array has 3 args, then second is assumed to be the linked dataobject.
optional	`$joinType`	—	string \| array 'LEFT'\|'INNER'\|'RIGHT'\|'' Inner is default, '' indicates just select ... from a,b,c with no join and links are added as where items. If second Argument is array, it is assumed to be an associative array with arguments matching below = eg. 'joinType' => 'INNER', 'joinAs' => '...' 'joinCol' => .... 'useWhereAsOn' => false,
optional	`$joinAs`	—	string if you want to select the table as anther name useful when you want to select multiple columsn from a secondary table.
optional	`$joinCol`	—	string The column on This objects table to match (needed if this table links to the child object in multiple places eg. user->friend (is a link to another user) user->mother (is a link to another user..) optional 'useWhereAsOn' bool default false; convert the where argments from the object being added into ON arguments.

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array keys(
string
0, *
1)

get/set an array of table primary keys

set usage: $do->keys('id','code');

This is defined in the table definition if it gets it wrong, or you do not want to use ini tables, you can override this.

Access: public

Parameters:

string	`0`	—	optional set the key
*	`1`	—	optional set more keys

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none|PEAR::Error limit(
[string
$a = null], [string
$b = null])

Sets the Limit

$boject->limit(); // clear limit $object->limit(12); $object->limit(12,10);

Note this will emit an error on databases other than mysql/postgress as there is no 'clean way' to implement it. - you should consider refering to your database manual to decide how you want to implement it.

Return: - invalid args only
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$a`	—	limit start (or number), or blank to reset
string	`$b`	—	number

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mixed link(

$field, [
$set_args = array()], mixed
$link_spec, mixed
$set_value)

generic getter/setter for links

This is the new 'recommended' way to get get/set linked objects. must be used with links.ini

usage: get: $obj = $do->link('company_id'); $obj = $do->link(array('local_col', 'linktable:linked_col'));

set: $do->link('company_id',0); $do->link('company_id',$obj); $do->link('company_id', array($obj));

example function

function company() { $this->link(array('company_id','company:id'), func_get_args()); }

Return: true or false on setting, object on getting
Author: Alan Knowles
Access: public

Parameters:

mixed	`$link_spec`	—	link specification (normally a string) uses similar rules to joinAdd() array argument.
mixed	`$set_value`	—	(optional) int, DataObject, or array('set')
	`$field`	—
	`$set_args`	—

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array|null links(
array
$new_links)

Get the links associate array as defined by the links.ini file.

Experimental... - Should look a bit like [local_col_name] => "related_tablename:related_col_name"

Return: array = if there are links defined for this table. empty array - if there is a links.ini file, but no links on this table false - if no links.ini exists for this database (hence try auto_links).
See: DB_DataObject::getLinks(), DB_DataObject::getLink()
Access: public

Parameters:

array $new_links — optional - force update of the links for this table You probably want to restore it to it's original state after, as modifying here does it for the whole PHP request.

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none|PEAR::Error orderBy(
[string
$order = false])

Adds a order by condition

$object->orderBy(); //clears order by $object->orderBy("ID"); $object->orderBy("ID,age");

Return: - invalid args only
Access: public

Parameters:

string $order — Order

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the pid(
)

Get the value of the primary id

While I normally use 'id' as the PRIMARY KEY value, some database use {table}_id as the column name.

To save a bit of typing,

$id = $do->pid();

Return: id

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void query(
string
$string)

sends raw query to database

Since _query has to be a private 'non overwriteable method', this is a relay

Return: or DB_Error
Access: public

Parameters:

string $string — SQL Query

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error raiseError(
int
$message, [int
$type = null], [int
$behaviour = null])

Default error handling is to create a pear error, but never return it.

if you need to handle errors you should look at setting the PEAR_Error callback this is due to the fact it would wreck havoc on the internal methods!

Return: object
Access: public

Parameters:

int	`$message`	—	message
int	`$type`	—	type
int	`$behaviour`	—	behaviour (die or continue!);

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mixed selectAdd(
[string
$k = null])

Adds a select columns

$object->selectAdd(); // resets select to nothing! $object->selectAdd("*"); // default select $object->selectAdd("unixtime(DATE) as udate"); $object->selectAdd("DATE");

to prepend distict: $object->selectAdd('distinct ' . $object->selectAdd());

Return: null or old string if you reset it.
Access: public

Parameters:

string $k —

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void selectAs(
[array|object|null
$from = null], [string
$format = '%s'], [string
$tableName = false])

Adds multiple Columns or objects to select with formating.

$object->selectAs(null); // adds "table.colnameA as colnameA,table.colnameB as colnameB,......" // note with null it will also clear the '*' default select $object->selectAs(array('a','b'),'%s_x'); // adds "a as a_x, b as b_x" $object->selectAs(array('a','b'),'ddd_%s','ccc'); // adds "ccc.a as ddd_a, ccc.b as ddd_b" $object->selectAdd($object,'prefix_%s'); // calls $object->get_table and adds it all as objectTableName.colnameA as prefix_colnameA

Access: public

Parameters:

array\|object\|null	`$from`	—	the array or object to take column names from.
string	`$format`	—	format in sprintf format (use %s for the colname)
string	`$tableName`	—	table name eg. if you have joinAdd'd or send $from as an array.

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array sequenceKey(
string
0, boolean
1, false|string
2)

get/set an sequence key

by default it returns the first key from keys() set usage: $do->sequenceKey('id',true);

override this to return array(false,false) if table has no real sequence key.

Return: (column,use_native,sequence_name)
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`0`	—	optional the key sequence/autoinc. key
boolean	`1`	—	optional use native increment. default false
false\|string	`2`	—	optional native sequence name

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true setFrom(
array
$from, [string
$format = '%s'], [boolean
$skipEmpty = false])

Copies items that are in the table definitions from an array or object into the current object will not override key values.

Return: on success or array of key=>setValue error message
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$format`	—	eg. map xxxx_name to $object->name using 'xxxx_%s' (defaults to %s - eg. name -> $object->name
boolean	`$skipEmpty`	—	(dont assign empty values if a column is empty (eg. '' / 0 etc...)
array	`$from`	—	\| object $from

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void sqlValue(
string
$value, string
$callvalue)

Factory method for calling DB_DataObject_Cast

if used with 1 argument DB_DataObject_Cast::sql($value) is called

if used with 2 arguments DB_DataObject_Cast::$value($callvalue) is called valid first arguments are: blob, string, date, sql

eg. $member->updated = $member->sqlValue('NOW()');

might handle more arguments for escaping later...

Parameters:

string	`$value`	—	(or type if used with 2 arguments)
string	`$callvalue`	—	(optional) used with date/null etc..

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void staticGet(

$class, 
$k, [
$v = null])

(deprecated - use ::get / and your own caching method)

Parameters:

	`$class`	—
	`$k`	—
	`$v`	—

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array table(
array
0)

get/set an associative array of table columns

Return: (associative)
Access: public

Parameters:

array 0 — key=>type array

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string tableName(
string
0)

Return or assign the name of the current table

Return: The name of the current table
Access: public

Parameters:

string 0 — optinal table name to set

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array toArray(
[string
$format = '%s'], [bool||number
$hideEmpty = false])

Returns an associative array from the current data (kind of oblivates the idea behind DataObjects, but is usefull if you use it with things like QuickForms.

you can use the format to return things like user[key] by sending it $object->toArray('user[%s]')

will also return links converted to arrays.

Return: of key => value for row
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$format`	—	sprintf format for array
bool\|\|number	`$hideEmpty`	—	[true = elemnts that have a value set], [false = table + returned colums] , [0 = returned columsn only]

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true toValue(
string
$col, [format
$format = null])

standard get* implementation.

with formaters.. supported formaters: date/time : %d/%m/%Y (eg. php strftime) or pear::Date numbers : %02d (eg. sprintf) NOTE you will get unexpected results with times like 0000-00-00 !!!

Return: Description
See: DB_DataObject::_call(), strftime(), Date::format()
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$col`	—	column of database
format	`$format`	—	foramt

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$obj unionAdd(
$obj
$obj, [optional
$is_all = ''])

unionAdd - adds another dataobject to this, building a unioned query.

usage: $doTable1 = DB_DataObject::factory("table1"); $doTable2 = DB_DataObject::factory("table2");

$doTable1->selectAdd(); $doTable1->selectAdd("col1,col2"); $doTable1->whereAdd("col1 > 100"); $doTable1->orderBy("col1");

$doTable2->selectAdd(); $doTable2->selectAdd("col1, col2"); $doTable2->whereAdd("col2 = 'v'");

$doTable1->unionAdd($doTable2); $doTable1->find();

Note: this model may be a better way to implement joinAdd?, eg. do the building in find?

Return: object|array the added object, or old list if reset.

Parameters:

optional	`$is_all`	—	string 'ALL' to do all.
$obj	`$obj`	—	object\|false the union object or false to reset

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int update(
[object dataobject
$dataObject = false])

Updates current objects variables into the database uses the keys() to decide how to update Returns the true on success

for example

$object = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $object->get("ID",234); $object->email="testing@test.com"; if(!$object->update()) echo "UPDATE FAILED";

to only update changed items : $dataobject->get(132); $original = $dataobject; // clone/copy it.. $dataobject->setFrom($_POST); if ($dataobject->validate()) { $dataobject->update($original); } // otherwise an error...

performing global updates: $object = DB_DataObject::factory('mytable'); $object->status = "dead"; $object->whereAdd('age > 150'); $object->update(DB_DATAOBJECT_WHEREADD_ONLY);

Return: rows affected or false on failure
Access: public

Parameters:

object dataobject $dataObject — (optional) | DB_DATAOBJECT_WHEREADD_ONLY - used to only update changed items.

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none|PEAR::Error useIndex(
[string|array
$index = false])

Adds a using Index

$object->useIndex(); //reset the use Index $object->useIndex("some_index");

Note do not put unfiltered user input into theis method. This is mysql specific at present? - might need altering to support other databases.

Return: - invalid args only
Access: public

Parameters:

string|array $index — index or indexes to use.

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array validate(
)

validate the values of the object (usually prior to inserting/updating..)

Note: This was always intended as a simple validation routine. It lacks understanding of field length, whether you are inserting or updating (and hence null key values)

This should be moved to another class: DB_DataObject_Validate FEEL FREE TO SEND ME YOUR VERSION FOR CONSIDERATION!!!

Usage: if (is_array($ret = $obj->validate())) { ... there are problems with the data ... }

Logic:

defaults to only testing strings/numbers if numbers or strings are the correct type and null values are correct
validate Column methods : "validate{ROWNAME}()" are called if they are defined. These methods should return true = everything ok false|object = something is wrong!

This method loads and uses the PEAR Validate Class.

Return: of validation results (where key=>value, value=false|object if it failed) or true (if they all succeeded)
Access: public

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string|PEAR::Error whereAdd(
[string
$cond = false], [string
$logic = 'AND'])

Adds a condition to the WHERE statement, defaults to AND

$object->whereAdd(); //reset or cleaer ewhwer $object->whereAdd("ID > 20"); $object->whereAdd("age > 20","OR");

Return: - previous condition or Error when invalid args found
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$cond`	—	condition
string	`$logic`	—	optional logic "OR" (defaults to "AND")

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string|PEAR::Error whereAddIn(
string
$key, array
$list, string
$type, [string
$logic = 'AND'])

Adds a 'IN' condition to the WHERE statement

$object->whereAddIn('id', $array, 'int'); //minimal usage $object->whereAddIn('price', $array, 'float', 'OR'); // cast to float, and call whereAdd with 'OR' $object->whereAddIn('name', $array, 'string'); // quote strings

Return: - previous condition or Error when invalid args found
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$key`	—	key column to match
array	`$list`	—	list of values to match
string	`$type`	—	string\|int\|integer\|float\|bool cast to type.
string	`$logic`	—	optional logic to call whereAdd with eg. "OR" (defaults to "AND")

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true? _call(

$method, 
$params, 
&$return)

Overload Extension support

enables setCOLNAME/getCOLNAME

if you define a set/get method for the item it will be called.

otherwise it will just return/set the value. NOTE this currently means that a few Names are NO-NO's eg. links,link,linksarray, from, Databaseconnection,databaseresult

note

get is automatically called by toArray()

setters return true on success. = strings on failure getters return the value!

this fires off trigger_error - if any problems.. pear_error, has problems with 4.3.2RC2 here

See: overload
Access: public

Parameters:

	`$method`	—
	`$params`	—
	`&$return`	—

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object an _loadConfig(
)

Define the global $_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG'] as an alias to PEAR::getStaticProperty('DB_DataObject','options');

After Profiling DB_DataObject, I discoved that the debug calls where taking considerable time (well 0.1 ms), so this should stop those calls happening. as all calls to debug are wrapped with direct variable queries rather than actually calling the funciton THIS STILL NEEDS FURTHER INVESTIGATION

Return: error object
Access: public

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Class: DB_DataObject

Class Overview

Variables

Methods

Child classes:

Inherited Variables

Inherited Methods

Class: DB_DataObject_Overload

Class Details

Class Variables

$N = 0

$_lastError = false

$_resultFields = false

Method Detail

autoJoin [line 3804]

Parameters:

count [line 1695]

Parameters:

database [line 2092]

Parameters:

databaseStructure [line 1903]

Parameters:

debug [line 4610]

Parameters:

debugLevel [line 4649]

Parameters:

delete [line 1535]

Parameters:

escape [line 1784]

Parameters:

fetch [line 511]

fetchAll [line 641]

Parameters:

fetchRow [line 1617]

Parameters:

find [line 396]

Parameters:

free [line 4746]

fromValue [line 4425]

Parameters:

get [line 265]

Parameters:

getDatabaseConnection [line 4276]

getDatabaseResult [line 4299]

getLink [line 3232]

Parameters:

getLinkArray [line 3268]

Parameters:

getLinks [line 3221]

Parameters:

groupBy [line 805]

Parameters:

having [line 840]

Parameters:

insert [line 1056]

joinAdd [line 3389]

Parameters:

keys [line 2157]

Parameters:

limit [line 918]

Parameters:

link [line 3196]

Parameters:

links [line 3052]

Parameters:

orderBy [line 770]

Parameters:

pid [line 306]

query [line 1767]

Parameters:

raiseError [line 4684]

Parameters:

selectAdd [line 961]

Parameters:

selectAs [line 1001]

Parameters:

sequenceKey [line 2197]

Parameters:

setFrom [line 4026]

Parameters: