Function
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Description
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[Access.Open](filename)
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Opens the access file to be read.
Parameter(s)
filename - The name of the source TIFF file.
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[Access.Query](query, filename)
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Executes the query (e.g. SELECT* FROM [Customers]) and returns a multi-dimensional array of results. The filename parameter is optional if the Access database is already opened by using the [Access.Open] function.
Parameter(s)
query - SQL based query.
filename - The name of the source Access file.
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[Access.RowCount](filename, tablename)
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Returns the number of rows in the specified table.
Parameter(s)
filename - The name of the source Access file.
tablename - The name Access table.
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[Access.ColumnCount](filename, tablename)
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Returns the number of columns in the specified table.
Parameter(s)
filename - The name of the source Access file.
tablename - The name Access table.
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[Access.Close]()
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Closes the currently opened access database file.
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[ODBC.Open](connectionstring)
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ODBC database connection using the connection string. Eg. “dsn=….;Uid=….;Pwd=…”.
Parameter(s)
connectionstring - The database connection.
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[ODBC.Query](query, connectionstring)
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Executes the query (eg. SELECT * FROM Customers) and returns a multi-dimensional array of results. If the connection is already opened connectionstring is optional.
Parameter(s)
query - SQL based query.
connectionstring - The database connection.
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[ODBC.Close]()
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Closes the currently opened ODBC database connection.
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[SQL.Open](connectionstring)
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Opens an SQL server database connection using the connection string. Eg. “datasource=….;User=….;Password=…..;IntialCatalog=….”.
Parameter(s)
connectionstring - The database connection.
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[SQL.Query](query, connectionstring)
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Executes the query (eg. SELECT * FROM Customers) and returns a multi-dimensional array of results. If the connection is already opened connectionstring is optional.
Parameter(s)
query - SQL based query.
connectionstring - The database connection.
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[SQL.Close]()
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Closes the currently opened SQL server database connection.
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