Thanks Pete,
I just found an example that indicated that I don't need to use the
base64encoding. Is this true? "*b"
put "INSERT into ContactData (" & \
"myKey," & \
"RecordType," & \
"RecID," & \
"Name," & \
"GroupNbr," & \
"LastContact," & \
"DaysTill," & \
"DataArray) " & \
"Values (:1,:2,:3,:4,:5,:6,:7,:8 )" into tUpSQL
put the pNetDB of stack "MyNetwork" into sNetConnID
put empty into x
put 0 into tRT
revExecuteSQL sNetConnID, tUpSQL,
"x","tRT","x","x","x","x","x","*btSettings"
If I understand you correctly you are recommending that I make sure that x =
Space or something else
other than empty. Correct?
I need to go lookup the details of the default key word. If I use it would
the above syntax be
simplified to:
put "INSERT into ContactData (" & \
"RecordType," & \
"DataArray) " & \
"Values (:1,:2 )" into tUpSQL
put the pNetDB of stack "MyNetwork" into sNetConnID
put empty into x
put 0 into tRT
revExecuteSQL sNetConnID, tUpSQL,"tRT","*btSettings"
Can I use this substitution trick with any SQL statement, specifically the
updating?
I am working on an app for IOS and I am worried about memory consumption.
Ideally I would
have liked to just use arrays and been done with it, but memory concerns have
me trying to learn
SQL and rev's implementation. This is why I am shying away from helper tools.
My thinking is
that these tools must be pretty sophisticated, and that translates into memory
usage. For a PC
app, i would use them for sure.
-= Mike
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