Constructs a select command for the specified parameters.
Namespace: SimpleMode.SecureLicenseManager.DataAssembly: SimpleMode.SecureLicenseManager.Data (in SimpleMode.SecureLicenseManager.Data.dll) Version: 1.5.5120.0 (1.5.5120.0)
Syntax
C# |
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IDbCommand GetSelectCommand( IDbConnection connection, string tableName, List<string> selectFields, List<DbParameter> selectWhereParameters, List<string> selectOrderByFields, int skip, int itemCountLimit, bool getTotalCount ) |
Visual Basic |
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Function GetSelectCommand ( _ connection As IDbConnection, _ tableName As String, _ selectFields As List(Of String), _ selectWhereParameters As List(Of DbParameter), _ selectOrderByFields As List(Of String), _ skip As Integer, _ itemCountLimit As Integer, _ getTotalCount As Boolean _ ) As IDbCommand |
Visual C++ |
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IDbCommand^ GetSelectCommand( IDbConnection^ connection, String^ tableName, List<String^>^ selectFields, List<DbParameter^>^ selectWhereParameters, List<String^>^ selectOrderByFields, int skip, int itemCountLimit, bool getTotalCount ) |
Parameters
- connection
- Type: System.Data..::..IDbConnection
Connection to the license database.
- tableName
- Type: System..::..String
The name of the database table that will be used to construct the select command.
- selectFields
- Type: System.Collections.Generic..::..List<(Of <(<'String>)>)>
The list of table fields that will be used to construct the select command.
- selectWhereParameters
- Type: System.Collections.Generic..::..List<(Of <(<'DbParameter>)>)>
The list of DbParameter that will be used to construct the where clause of the select command.
- selectOrderByFields
- Type: System.Collections.Generic..::..List<(Of <(<'String>)>)>
The list of fields that will be used to construct the order by clause of the select command.
- skip
- Type: System..::..Int32
The number of records to skip in the select.
- itemCountLimit
- Type: System..::..Int32
The maximum number of records that will be returned by the select command.
- getTotalCount
- Type: System..::..Boolean
True if the select command should also return the total number of records that match the select criteria.