Add rows

Adds new rows to the table

Function AddRecords(Val Table, Val DataArray, Val Transaction = True, Val Connection = "") Export

Parameter	CLI option	Type	Required	Description
Table	--table	String	✔	Table name
DataArray	--rows	Array of Structure	✔	An array of string data structures: Key > field, Value > field value
Transaction	--trn	Boolean	✖	True > adding records to transactions with rollback on error
Connection	--db	String, Arbitrary	✖	Existing connection or database path

Returns: Map Of KeyAndValue - Result of query execution

tip

Binary data can also be transferred as a structure {'blob':File path}

1C:Enterprise/OneScript code example

    Image = "https://hut.openintegrations.dev/test_data/picture.jpg";
    OPI_TypeConversion.GetBinaryData(Image); // Image - Type: BinaryData

    PictureFile = GetTempFileName("png");
    Image.Write(PictureFile); // PictureFile - File to disk

    Base  = "C:\Users\bayse\AppData\Local\Temp\v8_3DC8_294.sqlite";
    Table = "test";

    DataArray = New Array;

    RowStructure2 = New Structure;
    RowStructure2.Insert("name"      , "Vitaly"); // TEXT
    RowStructure2.Insert("age"       , 25); // INTEGER
    RowStructure2.Insert("salary"    , 1000.12); // REAL
    RowStructure2.Insert("is_active" , True); // BOOL
    RowStructure2.Insert("created_at", OPI_Tools.GetCurrentDate()); // DATETIME
    RowStructure2.Insert("data"      , New Structure("blob", Image)); // BLOB

    RowStrucutre1 = New Structure;
    RowStrucutre1.Insert("name"      , "Lesha"); // TEXT
    RowStrucutre1.Insert("age"       , 20); // INTEGER
    RowStrucutre1.Insert("salary"    , 200.20); // REAL
    RowStrucutre1.Insert("is_active" , False); // BOOL
    RowStrucutre1.Insert("created_at", OPI_Tools.GetCurrentDate()); // DATETIME
    RowStrucutre1.Insert("data"      , New Structure("blob", PictureFile)); // BLOB

    DataArray.Add(RowStructure2);
    DataArray.Add(RowStrucutre1);

    Result = OPI_SQLite.AddRecords(Table, DataArray, , Base);

Bash

    # JSON data can also be passed as a path to a .json file
    
    oint sqlite AddRecords \
     --table "test1" \
     --rows "{'[An obscure column]':'yo'}" \
     --db "/tmp/1q3umrdj.x1r.sqlite"

CMD/Bat

    :: JSON data can also be passed as a path to a .json file
    
    oint sqlite AddRecords ^
     --table "test1" ^
     --rows "{'[An obscure column]':'yo'}" ^
     --db "/tmp/1q3umrdj.x1r.sqlite"

Result

{
 "commit": {
  "result": true
 },
 "result": true,
 "rows": 2,
 "errors": []
}