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{{MethodDeclaration|SDBDatabase|ISDBDatabase|Function QuerySongs(AddSQL As String) As | {{MethodDeclaration|SDBDatabase|ISDBDatabase|Function QuerySongs(AddSQL As String) As SDBSongIterator}} | ||
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In MediaMonkey prior version 3.0 the AddSQL string had to start with "AND ", but this is no longer needed | In MediaMonkey prior version 3.0 the AddSQL string had to start with "AND ", but this is no longer needed. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:08, 11 October 2011
CoClass SDBDatabase, Interface ISDBDatabase
Function QuerySongs(AddSQL As String) As SDBSongIterator
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AddSQL | String | Only condition part of SQL statement (WHERE clause) |
Method description
Returns a SDBSongIterator object with a list of tracks fulfilling criteria specified by AddSQL parameter.
Example code
Set Iter = SDB.Database.QuerySongs("SongLength > 60*1000")Older versions
In MediaMonkey prior version 3.0 the AddSQL string had to start with "AND ", but this is no longer needed.
