ArcGIS Explorer Component Help |
Filter..::.WhereClause Property |
Filter Class Example See Also |
Gets or sets an SQL statement which represents the "WhereClause" used to query the Table.
Namespace:
ESRI.ArcGISExplorer.DataAssembly: ESRI.ArcGISExplorer (in ESRI.ArcGISExplorer.dll) Version: 2.0.0.1500 (2.0.0.1500)
Syntax
C# |
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public string WhereClause { get; set; } |
Visual Basic (Declaration) |
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Public Property WhereClause As String |
Field Value
An SQL statement.Remarks
The SQL syntax used in the WhereClause must be supported by the underlying database and additionally must be supported by the ArcGIS Explorer API. For more information and links to other documents which discuss SQL syntax, see How to Search a Table.
Examples
The code below demonstrates the use of the WhereClause property by providing some examples of commonly
used SQL clauses.
CopyC#
//Open the countries Table Table countriesTable = Table.OpenFileGeodatabaseTable(@"C:\Data\World.gdb", "countries"); //Create a new Filter Filter searchCriteria = new Filter(); //Example 1 - String "Equals" searchCriteria.WhereClause = "NAME = 'Japan'"; //Execute query - the RowCollection contains 1 row for Japan RowCollection searchedRows = countriesTable.Search(searchCriteria); //Example 2 - String "LIKE" with wildcard searchCriteria.WhereClause = "NAME LIKE 'J%'"; //Execute query - the RowCollection contains 3 rows: Japan, Jamaica, Jordan searchedRows = countriesTable.Search(searchCriteria); //Example 3 - Combining Expressions searchCriteria.WhereClause = "NAME LIKE 'J%' AND CONTINENT = 'Asia'"; //Execute query - the RowCollection contains 2 rows: Japan, Jordan searchedRows = countriesTable.Search(searchCriteria); //Example 4 - Using subqueries (note - not supported for shapefiles) searchCriteria.WhereClause = "FIPS_CODE IN (SELECT FIPS_CODE FROM DEMOGRAPHICS WHERE POPDENSITY > 1000)"; //Execute query searchedRows = countriesTable.Search(searchCriteria);
CopyVB.NET
'Open the countries Table Dim countriesTable As Table = Table.OpenFileGeodatabaseTable("C:\Data\World.gdb", "countries") 'Create a new Filter Dim searchCriteria As Filter = New Filter() 'Example 1 - String "Equals" searchCriteria.WhereClause = "NAME = 'Japan'" 'Execute query - the RowCollection contains 1 row for Japan Dim searchedRows As RowCollection = countriesTable.Search(searchCriteria) 'Example 2 - String "LIKE" with wildcard searchCriteria.WhereClause = "NAME LIKE 'J%'" 'Execute query - the RowCollection contains 3 rows: Japan, Jamaica, Jordan searchedRows = countriesTable.Search(searchCriteria) 'Example 3 - Combining Expressions searchCriteria.WhereClause = "NAME LIKE 'J%' AND CONTINENT = 'Asia'" 'Execute query - the RowCollection contains 2 rows: Japan, Jordan searchedRows = countriesTable.Search(searchCriteria) 'Example 4 - Using subqueries (note - not supported for shapefiles) searchCriteria.WhereClause = "FIPS_CODE IN (SELECT FIPS_CODE FROM DEMOGRAPHICS WHERE POPDENSITY > 1000)" 'Execute query searchedRows = countriesTable.Search(searchCriteria)