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quick doc cleanup for libpgtcl from D'Arcy
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@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ The pgtcl package provides the following commands.
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pg_connect - opens a connection to the backend server
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pg_disconnect - closes a connection
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pg_exec - send a query to the backend
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pg_select - loop over the result of a select statement
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pg_result - manipulate the results of a query
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pg_lo_creat - create a large object
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@ -54,7 +55,25 @@ The pgtcl package provides the following commands.
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the return result is either an error message or a handle for a query
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result. Handles start with the prefix "pgp"
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4) pg_result: get information about a query result
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4) pg_select: loop over the result of a select statement
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syntax:
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pg_select connection query var proc
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The query must be a select statement. Anything else returns an error.
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The var variable is an array name used in the loop. It is filled
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out with the result of the query for each tuple using the field
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names as the associative indeces. Proc is the procedure that is
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run for each tuple found.
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example: (DB is set to database name)
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set conn [pg_connect $DB]
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pg_select $conn "SELECT * from table" array {
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puts [format "%5d %s" array(control) array(name)]
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}
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pg_disconnect $conn
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5) pg_result: get information about a query result
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syntax:
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pg_result result ?option?
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