class PG::ResultSet
- PG::ResultSet
- DB::ResultSet
- Reference
- Object
Defined in:
pg/result_set.crpg_ext/big_rational.cr
Constructors
Instance Method Summary
- 
        #column_count : Int32
        
          Returns the number of columns in the result 
- 
        #column_name(index : Int32) : String
        
          Returns the name of the column in index0-based position.
- #column_type(index : Int32)
- 
        #move_next : Bool
        
          Move the next row in the result. 
- 
        #next_column_index : Int32
        
          Returns the column index that corresponds to the next #read.
- #read(t : Array(T).class) : Array(T) forall T
- #read(t : (Array(T) | ::Nil).class) : Array(T) | Nil forall T
- #read(t : String.class) : String
- #read(t : (String | ::Nil).class) : String | Nil
- #read(t : JSON::Any.class) : JSON::Any
- #read(t : (JSON::Any | ::Nil).class) : JSON::Any | Nil
- #read(t : BigRational.class)
- #read(t : (BigRational | ::Nil).class)
- 
        #read
        
          Reads the next column value 
- #rows_affected : Int64
Constructor Detail
Instance Method Detail
        
        def column_count : Int32
        #
      
      
        
              Description copied from class DB::ResultSet
            
          
          Returns the number of columns in the result
        
        def column_name(index : Int32) : String
        #
      
      
        
              Description copied from class DB::ResultSet
            
          
          Returns the name of the column in index 0-based position.
        
        def move_next : Bool
        #
      
      
        
              Description copied from class DB::ResultSet
            
          
          Move the next row in the result.
Return false if no more rows are available.
See #each
        
        def next_column_index : Int32
        #
      
      
        
              Description copied from class DB::ResultSet
            
          
          Returns the column index that corresponds to the next #read.
If the last column of the current row has been read, it must return #column_count.