SqlGetInt(sqlquery, int)
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Retrieve a column cast as an integer of the currently stepped row.
int SqlGetInt(
sqlquery sqlQuery,
int nIndex
);
Parameters
- sqlQuery
- An already prepared SQL query
- nIndex
- Index of the integer to retrieve
Description
Retrieve a column cast as an integer of the currently stepped row.
You can call this after SqlStep() returned TRUE.
In case of error, 0 will be returned.
In traditional fashion, nIndex starts at 0.
Remarks
Use this to retrieve data from a select SQL query.
Version
This function was added in 1.80.8193.14 of NWN:EE.
Example
// "Widget" is cast as an integer
sqlquery n = SqlPrepareQueryObject(GetFirstPC(), "select widget from widgets;");
while (SqlStep(n))
{
SendMessageToPC(GetFirstPC(), "Found widget integer: " + IntToString(SqlGetInt(n, 0)));
}
// A more complicated example with multiple return values
void main()
{
sqlquery sqlSelect = SqlPrepareQueryObject(GetModule(), "SELECT my_int, my_float, my_string, my_vector, my_object FROM storage_table");
// Print info on each item, and spawn the object retrieved
while(SqlStep(sqlSelect))
{
// Order of columns are as per the above select statement order
// Since sqlite is clever, if you wanted to just debug these all of them could be retrieved with sqlGetString
// (although they might not look as clean)
SpeakString("my_int: " + IntToString(SqlGetInt(sqlSelect, 0)));
SpeakString("my_float: " + FloatToString(SqlGetFloat(sqlSelect, 1)));
SpeakString("my_string: " + SqlGetString(sqlSelect, 2));
// Vectors are a little more complicated
vector vSelect = SqlGetVector(sqlSelect, 3);
SpeakString("my_vector: " + FloatToString(vSelect.x) + ", " + FloatToString(vSelect.y) + ", " + FloatToString(vSelect.z));
// Objects need generating before debugging
object oCreated = SqlGetObject(sqlSelect, 4, GetStartingLocation());
SpeakString("my_object (created): " + GetName(oCreated));
}
}
See Also
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SqlPrepareQueryCampaign SqlPrepareQueryObject SqlGetFloat SqlGetString SqlGetVector SqlGetObject |