db::Table

apply_range apply_seek begin_seek cancel clear_range close create edit field_desc get_database get_insert_flags get_remove_flags get_row_id get_table_id get_table_mode index_desc insert is_bof is_eof is_opened lock_row lock_row lock_row lock_row open operator= post refresh remove seek seek_first seek_last seek_next seek_prior set_insert_flags set_range_end set_range_start set_remove_flags set_sort_order Table Table ~Table

int db::Table::apply_seek (  )  Apply the search criteria provided after a previous call to Table::begin_seek. Returns: DB_NOERROR When successful. DB_EINVAL If the search criteria was invalid for the current index. DB_ENOTFOUND If no matching row is found. DB_ESTATE If table has not been opened. Precondition: The table is in DB_TABLE_SEEKING mode. Postcondition: The table is in DB_TABLE_BROWSING mode, unless the search criteria was invalid. Call cancel to return to browsing mode in case of an error. To search for a row in the table using an index: Call set_sort_order to select the index whose fields should be used to perform the search. Call begin_seek Call set_field one or more times to set a value for each field in the index. Call apply_seek to position the cursor on the first record matching the values given to set_field. If DB_SEEK_EQUAL is used, the current record will be the first row whose index field matches the key. See also: begin_seek, set_field