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The function returns a ''boolean'' which is ''true'' on success, and ''false'' on failure. | The function returns a ''boolean'' which is ''true'' on success, and ''false'' on failure. | ||
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Revision as of 14:48, 26 August 2007
This function deletes any rows (from the database) that meet the specified conditions in the specified table.
The SQLite database contains globally stored data and can be used by scripts to store and retrieve data in a structured manner.
The executed SQL query is the following:
[sql]DELETE FROM <table> WHERE <conditions>
Syntax
bool executeSQLDelete ( string tableName, string conditions )
Required Arguments
- tableName: The name of the table you want to modify.
- conditions: The conditions that need to be met before a row is deleted.
Returns
The function returns a boolean which is true on success, and false on failure.
Example
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Pending
See Also