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− | [[AAVERAGE()]], [[ACHOICE()]], [[ACOPY()]], [[ADEL()]], [[ADIR()]], [[AFIELDS()]], [[AFILL()]], [[AINS()]], [[ALEN()]], [[AMAX()]], [[AMIN()]], [[APPEND FROM ARRAY]], [[ASCAN()]], [[ASORT()]], [[ASUM()]], [[AVERAGE]], [[DECLARE]], [[DIMENSION]], [[GATHER]], [[PRIVATE]], [[PUBLIC]], [[RELEASE]], [[RESTORE]], [[SAVE]], [[SCATTER]] | + | [[AAVERAGE()]], [[ACHOICE()]], [[ACOPY()]], [[ADEL()]], [[ADIR()]], [[AFIELDS()]], [[AFILL()]], [[AINS()]], [[ALEN()]], [[AMAX()]], [[AMIN()]], [[APPEND FROM ARRAY]], [[ASCAN()]], [[ASORT()]], [[ASUM()]], [[AVERAGE]], [[DECLARE]], [[DIMENSION]], [[GATHER]], [[IN_ARRAY()]], [[IS_ARRAY()]], [[LOCAL]], [[PRIVATE]], [[PUBLIC]], [[RELEASE]], [[RESTORE]], [[SAVE]], [[SCATTER]] |
Revision as of 13:54, 26 July 2010
Contents
Purpose
Copy current table to an array
Syntax
COPY TO ARRAY <array>
[FIELDS <field list>]
[FOR <condition>]
[WHILE <condition>]
See Also
AAVERAGE(), ACHOICE(), ACOPY(), ADEL(), ADIR(), AFIELDS(), AFILL(), AINS(), ALEN(), AMAX(), AMIN(), APPEND FROM ARRAY, ASCAN(), ASORT(), ASUM(), AVERAGE, DECLARE, DIMENSION, GATHER, IN_ARRAY(), IS_ARRAY(), LOCAL, PRIVATE, PUBLIC, RELEASE, RESTORE, SAVE, SCATTER
Description
The COPY TO ARRAY command allows all or part of the active table to be copied to the previously declared two-dimensional specified array, <array>. The target array must have elements defined that match the field list from the table.
NOTE: If SET COMPATIBLE is set to FOXPRO | FOXPLUS | FOXBASE the array need not be pre-defined, it will be created automatically.
FIELDS <field list>
The optional FIELDS clause restricts the operation to those fields listed in <field list>. The <field list> contains a comma-separated list of field names.
FOR <condition>
The optional FOR clause restricts the operation to those records that match the specified <condition>.
WHILE <condition>
The WHILE clause will copy records so long as the <condition> is true (.T.), and is used to restrict the range of records processed. When used in conjunction with the SEEK or LOCATE commands, it allows a quick way of copying selected records. When the WHILE clause is used, the <scope> will default to REST.
Example
declare orders[10000,10] use suppliers copy to array orders for ord_date < date()
Products
Recital Server, Recital