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axmls:printsql [2015/11/16 01:22] – mnewnhamv5:axmls:printsql [2016/01/13 02:26] – ↷ Page moved from axmls:printsql to v5:axmls:printsql mnewnham
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 ====== printSql ====== ====== printSql ======
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 <WRAP right box> <WRAP right box>
 == Syntax == == Syntax ==
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 ===== Description ===== ===== Description =====
-Returns the current SQL array.+Returns the last generated current SQL array in printable format.
  
-Call this method to fetch the array of SQL queries resulting from axmls:parseschema|ParseSchema()] or [[axmls:parseschemastring|ParseSchemaString()]].+Call this method to fetch the array of SQL queries resulting from [[axmls:parseschema|ParseSchema()]] or [[axmls:parseschemastring|ParseSchemaString()]]. 
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 +The method returns an array of SQL statements or FALSE if an error occurs. The available options are: 
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 +^Value^Description^ 
 +|'string' or 'text'|Returns a value formatted for the console| 
 +|'html'|Returns an HTML formatted string| 
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 +Any other provided argument returns a PHP array, which can be sent to [[axmls:executeSchema()]] or [[v5:dictionary:executesqlarray]]
  
-The method returns an array of SQL statements or FALSE if an error occurs 
  
  
      
v5/axmls/printsql.txt · Last modified: 2016/01/13 02:26 by mnewnham