TSQLStatementType

Unit: dbisamtb

TSQLStatementType = (stUnknown,stSelect,stInsert,stUpdate,
      stDelete, stCreateTable,stCreateIndex,stAlterTable, stEmptyTable,
      stOptimizeTable,stExportTable, stImportTable,stVerifyTable,
      stRepairTable, stUpgradeTable,stDropIndex,stDropTable,
      stRenameTable,stStartTransaction, stRollbackTransaction,
      stCommitTransaction, stBackup,stRestore)

This type is used to indicate the type of SQL statement that the TDBISAMQuery component has currently prepared or is in the process of executing. Please see the Executing SQL Queries for more information.

Element

Description

stAlterTable	Indicates the SQL statement is an ALTER TABLE statement.
stBackup	Indicates the SQL statement is a BACKUP DATABASE statement.
stCommitTransaction	Indicates the SQL statement is a COMMIT statement.
stCreateIndex	Indicates the SQL statement is a CREATE INDEX statement.
stCreateTable	Indicates the SQL statement is a CREATE TABLE statement.
stDelete	Indicates the SQL statement is a DELETE statement.
stDropIndex	Indicates the SQL statement is a DROP INDEX statement.
stDropTable	Indicates the SQL statement is a DROP TABLE statement.
stEmptyTable	Indicates the SQL statement is an EMPTY TABLE statement.
stExportTable	Indicates the SQL statement is an EXPORT TABLE statement.
stImportTable	Indicates the SQL statement is an IMPORT TABLE statement.
stInsert	Indicates the SQL statement is an INSERT statement.
stOptimizeTable	Indicates the SQL statement is an OPTIMIZE TABLE statement.
stRenameTable	Indicates the SQL statement is a RENAME TABLE statement.
stRepairTable	Indicates the SQL statement is a REPAIR TABLE statement.
stRestore	Indicates the SQL statement is a RESTORE DATABASE statement.
stRollbackTransaction	Indicates the SQL statement is a ROLLBACK statement.
stSelect	Indicates the SQL statement is a SELECT statement.
stStartTransaction	Indicates the SQL statement is a START TRANSACTION statement.
stUnknown	Indicates the SQL statement type is unknown or not available.
stUpdate	Indicates the SQL statement is an UPDATE statement.
stUpgradeTable	Indicates the SQL statement is an UPGRADE TABLE statement.
stVerifyTable	Indicates the SQL statement is a VERIFY TABLE statement.

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