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--- v5:dictionary:metacolumns [2016/01/13 02:06] – ↷ Page moved from dictionary:metacolumns to v5:dictionary:metacolumns mnewnham
+++ v5:dictionary:metacolumns [2018/07/01 22:18] (current) – prefer functions start lowercase (#430) peterdd
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 ===== Description =====
-The function ''metaColumns()'' returns an array of [[reference:ADOFieldObject]] objects, each representing a description of each field of the requested table or view in the passed value ''$tableName''. Each database returns a core set of descriptions, plus additional information. See the driver documentation for more information.
+The function ''metaColumns()'' returns an array of [[v5:dictionary:adofieldobject]] objects, each representing a description of each field of the requested table or view in the passed value ''$tableName''. Each database returns a core set of descriptions, plus additional information. See the driver documentation for more information.
 The formatting of the array cannot be controlled by ''ADODB_ASSOC_CASE'', the following casing occurs:
-  * Field name (array key) - if the current value of [[reference:ADODB_FETCH_MODE]] is ADODB_FETCH_NUM, then the keys are returned as a numeric array, otherwise they are returned as an Upper Case key containing the name of the field.
+  * Field name (array key) - if the current value of [[v5:reference:adodb_fetch_mode]] is ADODB_FETCH_NUM, then the keys are returned as a numeric array, otherwise they are returned as an Upper Case key containing the name of the field.
   * Information keys - Lower Case
   * Information - Lower Case
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  * Assume DB2 connection
  */
-$ar = $db->MetaColumns('ACT');
+$ar = $db->metaColumns('ACT');
 print_r($ar);
 /*