QSql¶
The QSql namespace contains miscellaneous identifiers used throughout the Qt SQL module. More…
Detailed Description¶
See also
Qt SQL
- PySide2.QtSql.QSql.Location¶
This enum type describes special SQL navigation locations:
Constant
Description
QSql.BeforeFirstRow
Before the first record.
QSql.AfterLastRow
After the last record.
See also
- PySide2.QtSql.QSql.ParamTypeFlag¶
This enum is used to specify the type of a bind parameter.
Constant
Description
QSql.In
The bind parameter is used to put data into the database.
QSql.Out
The bind parameter is used to receive data from the database.
QSql.InOut
The bind parameter is used to put data into the database; it will be overwritten with output data on executing a query.
QSql.Binary
This must be OR’d with one of the other flags if you want to indicate that the data being transferred is raw binary data.
- PySide2.QtSql.QSql.TableType¶
This enum type describes types of SQL tables.
Constant
Description
QSql.Tables
All the tables visible to the user.
QSql.SystemTables
Internal tables used by the database.
QSql.Views
All the views visible to the user.
QSql.AllTables
All of the above.
- PySide2.QtSql.QSql.NumericalPrecisionPolicy¶
Numerical values in a database can have precisions greater than their corresponding C++ types. This enum lists the policies for representing such values in the application.
Constant
Description
QSql.LowPrecisionInt32
Force 32bit integer values. In case of floating point numbers, the fractional part is silently discarded.
QSql.LowPrecisionInt64
Force 64bit integer values. In case of floating point numbers, the fractional part is silently discarded.
QSql.LowPrecisionDouble
Force
double
values. This is the default policy.QSql.HighPrecision
Strings will be used to preserve precision.
Note: The actual behaviour if an overflow occurs is driver specific. The Oracle database just returns an error in this case.
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