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Returns a variant array containing values from the current Table object. If the query does not match any values, the method returns an empty variant.
GetValues([MatchColumns], [MatchValues], [OutColumns], [Distinct], [OrderBy], [FieldsInfo]) As Variant
Name | Description |
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MatchColumns |
Optional array of column names to match in the table. |
MatchValues |
Optional array of column values to match in the table. The index of each value should match the index of its corresponding column in MatchColumns. |
OutColumns |
Optional array of column names to return in the result. |
Distinct |
If True, returns only the unique values. Optional. |
OrderBy |
Optional array of column names with which to sort the returned values. |
FieldsInfo |
Optional variant array to contain information about the returned columns. The information includes: FieldsInfo(0) = Name of the column in the recordset (AS_CI_NAME) FieldsInfo(1) = Data type (AS_CI_SIZE) FieldsInfo(2) = Size (AS_CI_TYPE) FieldsInfo(3) = Column attributes (AS_CI_ATTR) Note For the values of possible data types, see DataTypeEnum in MSDN. For the values of possible column attributes, see FieldAttributeEnum in MSDN. |
The GetValues method executes an SQL query with the specified parameters. For example, the following VBScript statement:
Vault.Table("Employees").GetValues(Array("Role","Department"), _ Array("Manager","Engineering"), _ Array("FirstName","LastName"), _ False, "LastName")
Translates into the following SQL query:
SELECT FirstName, LastName FROM Employees WHERE Role='Manager' AND Department='Engineering' ORDER BY LastName
Note The returned values array will hold the property values in the second dimension of the array, not the first dimension as might be expected.
If the FieldsInfo parameter is specified, that array contains information about the returned value array. This can be useful if you want a generic function that can operate with the results of different queries regardless the output columns and the order in which order they were requested. Moreover, using FieldsInfo, you can process results from different tables (or queries to external data sources) without specific knowledge of the column names, which may be named differently in different tables but have the same purpose in the context of your processing.
The following example functions demonstrate the use of FieldsInfo.
' Helper function that finds the index of a ShareName column in the results table. Function FindShareNameIndex(fi) FindShareNameIndex = -1 If IsArray(fi) Then For i = 0 To UBound(fi,1) If fi(0,i) = "ShareName" And fi(1,i) = 202 Then FindShareNameIndex = i Exit Function End If Next End If End Function
Function TestFieldsInfo() Dim fi Dim res res = Vault.Table("GCFShares").GetValues(,,,,,fi) If IsArray(fi) Then Dim sni sni = FindShareNameIndex(fi) TestFieldsInfo = "" For j = 0 To UBound(res,2) TestFieldsInfo = TestFieldsInfo & res(sni,j) & ";" Next Else TestFieldsInfo = fi End If End Function
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