Ok, nevermind. Got it! Does at least one of the things I needed. Now would be great to have a function that does the opposite ...and yes, I do know about func_odbc, my current need just isn't big enough to setup a local MySQL/PostGreSQL etc....was hoping to get this out of the built in DB. I guess the next step is to maybe use AGI
On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 5:10 PM, Al Efron [gmail] <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi All, > > Anyone know how to use the function DB_KEYS()? > > Info on this is non-existant on the net incl. the wiki and there are > absolutely NO examples of it anywhere. I was hoping that unlike the other > DB functions, this is able to get the Key for a given Value OR at least > list ALL keys of a given Family Tree through which we can maybe iterate and > get the values of each key etc. > > Speaking of which, it WOULD be quite cool if there was a function that > could do as above, i.e. find the key(s) if instead of a value lookup for a > given key, a key was returned for a given value or "pattern" of a known > value > > Thx > \a >
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