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ACTIONSCRIPT 3.0 DEVELOPER’S GUIDE
Working with local SQL databases in AIR
Class Description
flash.data.SQLViewSchema Provides information describing a single view in a database.
flash.data.SQLIndexSchema Provides information describing a single column of a table or view in a database.
flash.data.SQLTriggerSchem
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Other classes in the flash.data package provide constants that are used with the SQLConnection class and the
SQLColumnSchema class:
Class Description
In addition, the following classes in the flash.events package represent the events (and supporting constants) that you use:
Finally, the following classes in the flash.errors package provide information about database operation errors:
About synchronous and asynchronous execution modes
Adobe AIR 1.0 and later
Provides information describing a single trigger in a database.
flash.data.SQLMode Defines a set of constants representing the possible values for the openMode parameter of the
SQLConnection.open() and SQLConnection.openAsync() methods.
flash.data.SQLColumnNameStyle Defines a set of constants representing the possible values for the SQLConnection.columnNameStyle
property.
flash.data.SQLTransactionLockType Defines a set of constants representing the possible values for the option parameter of the
SQLConnection.begin() method.
flash.data.SQLCollationType Defines a set of constants representing the possible values for the
SQLColumnSchema.defaultCollationType property and the defaultCollationType parameter
of the SQLColumnSchema() constructor.
Class Description
flash.events.SQLEvent Defines the events that a SQLConnection or SQLStatement instance dispatches when any of its operations
execute successfully. Each operation has an associated event type constant defined in the SQLEvent class.
flash.events.SQLErrorEvent Defines the event that a SQLConnection or SQLStatement instance dispatches when any of its operations
results in an error.
flash.events.SQLUpdateEven
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Class Description
Defines the event that a SQLConnection instances dispatches when table data in one of its connected
databases changes as a result of an INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE SQL statement being executed.
flash.errors.SQLError Provides information about a database operation error, including the operation that was being attempted
and the cause of the failure.
flash.errors.SQLErrorOperati
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Defines a set of constants representing the possible values for the SQLError class’s operation property,
which indicates the database operation that resulted in an error.
When you’re writing code to work with a local SQL database, you specify that database operations execution in one of
two execution modes: asynchronous or synchronous execution mode. In general, the code examples show how to
perform each operation in both ways, so that you can use the example that’s most appropriate for your needs.
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