Database[SQLite]
FetchAll
fetch all rows from a prepared SQL statement
Calling Sequence
Parameters
Options
Description
Examples
Compatibility
FetchAll( statement, opts )
statement
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prepared SQL statement obtained using the Prepare command
opts
(optional) equation(s) of the form option = value; specify options for the FetchAll command
header = truefalse
True means return column names in first row of the output; default is false.
valuetype = string or list(string)
The valuetype option specifies the type of the value. It may be one of the strings "auto", "blob", "float", "integer", "text", or a list of those strings. If a list, then the type of a column is specified by the corresponding element in the list; if a string, then it specifies the type of all columns. See the Database[SQLite] help page for more information about type conversion between SQLite and Maple. The default is "auto".
The FetchAll command returns all available rows from the prepared statement.
There is no need to call Step after preparing the statement as FetchAll command will perform this.
with⁡DatabaseSQLite:
db≔FileToolsJoinPath⁡kernelopts⁡datadir,SQLite,G20-Population.db:
connection≔Open⁡db:
Select all data from table - prepare statement
stmt≔Prepare⁡connection,SELECT * FROM population
stmt≔SQLite statement,SELECT * FROM population
Fetch all rows
FetchAll⁡stmt
Finalize⁡stmt:
Limit amount of data to date and population for Canada and first five rows
stmt≔Prepare⁡connection,SELECT date, CAN FROM population LIMIT 5
stmt≔SQLite statement,SELECT date, CAN FROM population LIMIT 5
Fetch all rows with column names
FetchAll⁡stmt,header=true
DateCAN1960-12-311.7909009×1071961-12-311.8271000×1071962-12-311.8614000×1071963-12-311.8964000×1071964-12-311.9325000×107
Fetch the same data, but change the valuetype to "integer" for the first column and "text" for the second
Reset⁡stmt
FetchAll⁡stmt,header=true,valuetype=integer,text
DateCAN196017909009.0196118271000.0196218614000.0196318964000.0196419325000.0
Close⁡connection:
The Database[SQLite][FetchAll] command was introduced in Maple 18.
For more information on Maple 18 changes, see Updates in Maple 18.
See Also
Database[SQLite][Finalize]
Database[SQLite][Prepare]
Database[SQLite][Step]
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