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GetRows Array Results Explained
Keywords: GetRows Array SafeArray Results Row Column
Question:
There seems to be a oddity with the way wbt handles the ADO recordset GetRows method. Looking around the internet, it seems everyone agrees that the GetRows array is indexed [column,row]. Google for "ADO GETROWS" for dozens of references.However, when used in winbatch, it's pretty clearly indexed [row,colum], as shown in the code below.
This makes no sense to me. How could it conceivably be different? I doubt the winbatch developers put in a special hook to transpose the result of GetRows!
dbcon1 = 'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=SQL2000;UID=user;PWD=pass;DATABASE=G;ConnectionTimeout=180'
oADO = ObjectOpen("ADODB.Connection")
oADO.Open(dbcon1)
s = " select 10, 11, 12 union"
s = s:" select 20, 21, 22 union"
s = s:" select 30, 31, 32 union"
s = s:" select 40, 41, 42 union"
s = s:" select 50, 51, 52 "
oRT = oADO.execute(s)
a = oRT.GetRows() ; array of query results
t = "array is"
For row = 0 To 4
t = t : @CRLF : a[row,0] : ", " : a[row,1] : ", " : a[row,2]
Next row
AskTextbox('','',t,2,0)
Answer:
WinBatch arrays, like many other programming languages, are row major. VB arrays are column major.Article ID: W18039
Filename: GetRows Array Results Explained.txt
File Created: 2010:09:23:09:25:56
Last Updated: 2010:09:23:09:25:56