Reading a page from specified table.

The value of the parameter transHandle_Int. See the table of error codes. It is possible to get extended error information.

The action will read the specified page from a table, that is opened by the action PG_CONNECT. The number of the page is the value of the identifier pageNrIdent_Int. Pages in the table are numbered from one (1 ...). The performance of SQL expression SELECT for Oracle, stated in PG_CONNECT, can be influenced by using the Oracle SQL hint (parameter in PG_CONNECT).

If reading is successful (retCodeIden_Int = _ERR_NO_ERROR), then the reading result (required page) is assigned to the local variable locVarArrIdent_Int. In case of need, the local variable array size is changed. The structure type of the local variable must be equal with the type of the table. If the reading result is empty data (the error _ERR_NO_DATA), the local array will be resized to the size of 0.

Number of pages (number of rows) may be changed during the work with a database - the effect of the using the actions PG_INSERT, PG_DELETE.

For MySQL database, the action optimally works when paging through the next page. Data are browsed upwardly from the first page. To access to the previous page, it requires the internal pagination from the beginning.

Work with a database table (actions PG_ ...).

DB_TRANS_OPEN
DB_TRANS_COMMIT
DB_TRANS_ROLLBACK
DB_TRANS_CLOSE

PG_CONNECT
PG_DISCONNECT
PG_INSERT
PG_DELETE
PG_UPDATE

All database related actions.