Delete(String,IEnumerable<Object>) Method

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Visual Basic (Usage)
C#
Managed Extensions for C++
C++/CLI

Overloads Function Delete( _
   ByVal tableName As String, _
   ByVal nameValueParameters As IEnumerable(Of Object) _
) As Integer

Dim instance As IDataHelper
Dim tableName As String
Dim nameValueParameters As IEnumerable(Of Object)
Dim value As Integer
 
value = instance.Delete(tableName, nameValueParameters)

int Delete( 
   string tableName,
   IEnumerable<object> nameValueParameters
)

int Delete( 
   string* tableName,
   IEnumerable<Object*>* nameValueParameters
)

int Delete( 
   String^ tableName,
   IEnumerable<Object^>^ nameValueParameters
)

Parameters

tableName: The table name
nameValueParameters: The parameters for the where clause

Return Value

Number of records deleted

C#

//Get the current thread static safe instance of the helper
IDataHelper db = DataHelper.SessionFactory();
 
//Specify User Name and License Key from the receipt, leave blank for trial mode
//db.UserName = "John Smith 1234";
//db.LicenseKey = "asdfl219==";
 
//Log to the console
db.EnableLogging();
 
//Open the database connection
db.OpenConnection();
 
//Create a new Person to save to the database
Person currentPerson = new Person();
currentPerson.FirstName = "John";
currentPerson.LastName = "Smith";
 
//Save it to the database 
db.Save(currentPerson);
 
int result = db.Delete("Persons", new object[] {"FirstName", "John", "LastName", "Smith" });
 
//This is the number of records deleted
Console.WriteLine(result);
 
//Close the connection
db.CloseConnection();

VB.NET

'Get the current thread static safe instance of the helper
Dim db As IDataHelper = DataHelper.SessionFactory()
 
'Specify User Name and License Key from the receipt, leave blank for trial mode
'db.UserName = "John Smith 1234"
'db.LicenseKey = "asdfl219=="
 
'Log to the console
db.EnableLogging()
 
'Open the database connection
db.OpenConnection()
 
'Create a new Person to save to the database
Dim currentPerson As New Person()
currentPerson.FirstName = "John"
currentPerson.LastName = "Smith"
 
'Save it to the database 
db.Save(currentPerson)
 
Dim result As Integer = db.Delete("Persons", new object[] {"FirstName", "John", "LastName", "Smith" })
 
'This is the number of records deleted
Console.WriteLine(result)
 
'Close the connection
db.CloseConnection()

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

Reference

IDataHelper Interface
IDataHelper Members
Overload List