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| * **getNumRows():** returns the number of rows contained in the TastTableData that was generated by the execution of the dBGetQueryData function. It requires the execution of the dBGetQueryData function in previous steps of the diagram. (Don’t need an input parameter, so it’s a function that just return the number of rows of the selected table (with TastTableData)). | * **getNumRows():** returns the number of rows contained in the TastTableData that was generated by the execution of the dBGetQueryData function. It requires the execution of the dBGetQueryData function in previous steps of the diagram. (Don’t need an input parameter, so it’s a function that just return the number of rows of the selected table (with TastTableData)). | ||
| + | * **getOraError():** provides the ORA error code of the executed SQL query. | ||
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| + | * **getSQLSTATE():** provides the SQL status. | ||
| * **getTableValue(RowNum, ColNum):** returns the value contained in the cell indicated by the parameters Row and Col. It requires the execution of the dBGetQueryData function in previous steps of the diagram. (Input parameters are the row and the column you need to display, and the output should be the information contained there). | * **getTableValue(RowNum, ColNum):** returns the value contained in the cell indicated by the parameters Row and Col. It requires the execution of the dBGetQueryData function in previous steps of the diagram. (Input parameters are the row and the column you need to display, and the output should be the information contained there). | ||
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