Specifies one or more fields in a master table to link with corresponding fields in this table in order to establish a master-detail relationship between the tables.
Specifies the name of the data source for a dataset to use as a master table in establishing a detail-master relationship between this table and another one.
This method uses PHP reflection to iterate through published properties (the ones starting with get) and retrieve the properties stored by a previous serialize() call.
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StoredProc encapsulates a stored procedure in an application.
Use a StoredProc object in applications to use a stored procedure on a database server. A stored procedure is a grouped set of statements, stored as part of a database server’s metadata (just like tables, indexes, and domains), that performs a frequently repeated, database-related task on the server and passes results to the client.
Note: Not all database servers support stored procedures. See a specific server’s documentation to determine if it supports stored procedures.
Many stored procedures require a series of input arguments, or parameters, that are used during processing. StoredProc provides a Params property that enables an application to set these parameters before executing the stored procedure.
Params is an array of values. Depending on server implementation, a stored procedure can return either a single set of values, or a result set similar to the result set returned by a query.
Use this property to specify the query to fetch results from the stored procedure call
Servers, like MySQL, use CALL to execute stored procedures on the server, if your procedures produce results in variables, you can use this property to specify the select query to fetch those results
Set StoredProcName to specify the name of the stored procedure to call on the server. If StoredProcName does not match the name of an existing stored procedure on the server, then when the application attempts to prepare the procedure prior to execution, an exception is raised.