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--- reference:fetchfield [2015/07/19 01:09] – created mnewnham
+++ v5:reference:recordset:fetchfield [2021/05/05 03:29] – mnewnham
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+== See Also ==
+[[v5:reference:recordset:fieldTypesArray|fieldTypesArray()]]\\
 == Syntax ==
     obj fetchField() {
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 ===== Explanation Of Common Fields ====
 There are 3 common columns provided
-^Name^Description^Note^
+^ Name        ^ Description                                ^ Note                                                                                                                                                                                        ^
-|NAME|The column name|Casing of the column name is controlled by the [[reference:ADODB_ASSOC_CASE]] constant.|
+| NAME        | The column name                            | Casing of the column name is controlled by the [[v5:reference:adodb_assoc_case]] constant.                                                                                                     |
-|MAX_LENGTH|The length of the field. |For CHAR type variables, this can represent the maximum character length, but for others, it can represent the number of bytes|
+| MAX_LENGTH  | The length of the field.                   | For CHAR type variables, this can represent the maximum character length, but for others, it can represent the number of bytes                                                              |
-|TYPE|This is the database description of a field.| If you are writing cross-database applications, do not rely on this value. Instead, send the value to the [[reference:metatype|metaType()]] method, to obtain a cross-platform identifier|
+| TYPE        | This is the database specific field type.  | If you are writing cross-database applications, do not rely on this value. Instead, send the value to the [[v5:dictionary:metatype|metaType()]] method, to obtain a cross-platform identifier  |