The SQL::Arguments object supports arrays. Here are some examples.

Properties and methods in the Arguments Class.

The SQL::Statement object encapsulates the parsing and properties of a SQL SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement. as a result, it's properties will change depending on the last successfully processed SQL statement. Look at the related SQL::Query, SQL::InsertStatement, SQL::UpdateStatement, or SQL::DeleteStatement objects for available properties in each of these cases.

The SQL::InsertStatement object encapsulates the parsing and properties of a SQL INSERT statement. as a result, it has the most properties. Its children are the various clauses that make up a complete INSERT statement.

The SQL::UpdateStatement object encapsulates the parsing and properties of a SQL UPDATE statement. as a result, it has the most properties. Its children are the various clauses that make up a complete UPDATE statement.

SQL::Query object methods and related enumerations and objects.

SQL DeleteStatement Object properties, methods, and examples.

The SQL::ImportStatement object parses and executes an Alpha Anywhere Portable SQL import statements of the general form.

Set the value and (optionally) the usage of an argument.

Internal use only. The SQL::Query::LogicalExpression object describes a logical expression used in a SELECT statement. A logical expression returns a logical (boolean) result. Logical expressions are used in the WHERE clause and as input to value expressions and function arguments. The SQL::Query::LogicalExpression object is simple, but any operand may be an expression itself, meaning that a tree of operator and their respective operands can nest down many levels.