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GetVirtualAlias( $strName )
Converts a virtual attribute name to an alias used in the query. The name is converted to an identifier that will work on any SQL database. In the query itself, the name will have two underscores in front of the alias name to prevent conflicts with column names. |
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ExtractSelectClause(
Searches for all the QQSelect clauses and merges them into one clause and returns that clause. Returns null if none found. |
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Func( $strName,
Apply an arbitrary scalar function using the given parameters. See below for functions that let you apply common SQL functions. The list below only includes sql operations that are generic to all supported versions of SQL. However, you can call Func directly with any named function that works in your current SQL version, knowing that it might not be cross platform compatible if you ever change SQL engines. |
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