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recordset
jeremywinters edited this page Apr 14, 2017
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description:
run a SQL query and store the results as a recordset in memory. this recordset can be accessed and used by other commands such as the iterate command.
NOTE: large query results will fill up your local memory! be mindful of how much data you pull by using a TOP or LIMIT clauses in your SQL query.
also note that you should not create a recordset with the same name as a session variable because this will lead to incorrect parsing.
parameters:
- required - recordset name
behavior:
- SQL query will be executed
- query results will be stored in memory as a named recordset
examples:
/*-recordset rs-*/
select a, b from table_name limit 100;
- assign
- assign_result
- execute
- execute_if
- test
- exit_if
- exit_step_if
- recordset
- remove_recordset
- iterate
- on_error
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