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Block (DirectConnect and Adaptive Server Enterprise) – PB Docs 150 – PowerBuilder Library

Block (DirectConnect and Adaptive Server Enterprise) – PB Docs 150

Block (DirectConnect and Adaptive Server Enterprise) database parameter

Description

Specifies the internal blocking factor used by the Sybase
Client Library (CT–Lib) interface when declaring a cursor.
The blocking factor determines the number of rows fetched from the
database at one time when CT-Lib makes a physical request for data.

The Block DBParm parameter applies only to declared cursors
and not to DataWindow objects.

Controls

  • ASE, SYC, and SYJ Sybase
    Adaptive Server Enterprise

  • DIR Sybase DirectConnect

Syntax

Block=blocking_factor

Parameter

Description

blocking_factor

The number of rows fetched from the database
at one time when CT-Lib makes a physical request for data (default=100 rows)

Default

Block=100

Examples

Example 1

To set the blocking factor to 1000 rows:

  • Database
    profile

    Type the following in the Retrieve Blocking Factor box on
    the Transaction page in the Database Profile Setup dialog box:

    1000
  • Application

    Type the following in code:

    SQLCA.DbParameter="Block=1000"

Example 2

The following embedded SQL statements
show how to set the blocking factor in code and use it to declare
a cursor. These statements set the blocking factor to 1000 rows
and declare a cursor that uses this internal blocking factor.

SQLCA.DbParameter="Block=1000"
DECLARE dept_cursor CURSOR FOR
        SELECT dept_id, dept_name FROM department
        USING SQLCA;
OPEN dept_cursor;

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