SqlCursorColInfo%
Returns information about the specified column of a client cursor, transparent server cursor, or explicit server cursor.
Syntax
SqlCursorColInfo% ( cursorhandle%, column%, colname$, coltype%, collen&, usertype% )
where
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cursorhandle%
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Is the cursor handle created by SqlCursorOpen%.
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column%
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Is the column number in the cursor for which information is to be returned. The first column is number 1.
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colname$
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Is a string that will contain the name of the column. The program variable should be large enough to accommodate the column name.
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coltype%
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Is a program variable that will contain the datatype token of the column. If coltype% is set to -1, the column datatype is not returned.
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collen&
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Is a program variable that will contain the maximum length of the column, in bytes. If collen& is set to -1, the maximum column length is not returned.
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usertype%
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Is a program variable that will contain the user-defined datatype of the column. If usertype% is set to -1, the column user-defined datatype is not returned.
Returns
SUCCEED (1) or FAIL (0).
Remarks
Call SqlCursorColInfo% after SqlCursorOpen% returns a valid cursor handle. The SqlColInfo% function returns more detailed information about a cursor column.
See Also
SqlColInfo%, SqlCursor%, SqlCursorClose, SqlCursorFetch%, SqlCursorInfo%, SqlCursorOpen%