Re: [gnome-db] Gda Column question.



On Thu, 2008-10-02 at 20:50 +0200, Vivien Malerba wrote:


2008/10/1 Vivien Malerba <vmalerba gmail com>


2008/10/1 Daniel Espinosa <esodan gmail com>

In V4 you have GdaMetaStore to get columns and others db objects information. In order to get that information you have to do:

- Get a GdaMetaStore from a GdaConnnection using gda_connection_get_meta_store
- Update meta information gda_connection_update_meta_store
- Get columns information using gda_meta_store_extract and use GdaDataModel API to access to the required information

The required SQL to do it could be:

SELECT *  FROM _columns WHERE table_schema = ##schema::string AND table_catalog = ##catalog::string AND table_name = ##table::string

For gda_column_get_scale you can use numeric_scale column; sorry but don't know about defined_size.


You can use the numeric_precision or numeric_scale columns, with both these columns you should have all the characteristics of a column.
Now, this was to get meta data information. I agree that I've been a bit too quick in simplifying the GdaColumn API and I should bring back the API which handles numeric presicion and scale, but probably not as it was. Let me think about it.


In Rev #3221, I've added functions to set any attribute (as (name, value) pairs) to GdaColumn, GdaHolder and the GdaMetaTableColumn, which means those 3 types of objects (well the last one is not an object) can pass onto the other attributes. For example when creating a GdaDataModelIter, the attributes for each GdaHolder are set from those of the corresponding GdaColumn of the data model the iter is for.

Looking at these new gda_column_get/set_attribute functions. Still it is not clear to me how to get the size and scale of a column. Again, in V3,  I just use gda_column_get_defined_size and gda_column_get_scale and done. Can you please give a small example/snippet how to use this with these new functions?  How/where can I find out about the attribute names?

Thanks,
Bas,





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