SE_table_locate

LONG SE_table_locate(
SE_CONNECTION connection,
SE_LOCATORINFO locator,
const CHAR *input_table,
const CHAR *where_clause,
LONG num_input_columns,
const CHAR **input_columns,
LONG num_key_columns,
const CHAR **key_columns,
LONG num_columns_to_copy,
const CHAR **columns_to_copy,
const CHAR *output_table,
const CHAR *config_keyword);

Parameters

handle	Connection handle
locator	The SE_LOCATORINFO handle of the locator to be used for locating the table.
input_table	The name of the input table (table of addresses)
where_clause	The selection condition to be applied for the records in the input table
num_input_columns	The number of the input columns
input_columns	An array of the input column names (columns in the input table to be used as locator inputs).
num_key_columns	The number of the key columns
key_columns	An array of the key column names. Values of these columns will be copied over to the output feature class and will be used to relate output records to the input records
num_columns_to_copy	The number of the columns in the input table to be copied over to the output table
columns_to_copy	An array of the names for columns to be copied over to the output feature class. These columns usually meant some custom information from the input table to be preserved in the output feature class
output_table	The name of the output table (feature class)
config_keyword	A configuration keyword entry from the dbtune table. Each keyword corresponds to a set of DBMS specific tuning parameters. Please refer the ArcSDE Configuration and Tuning guide for more information on setting up the dbtune parameters.

Description

This function creates an output layer as specified by output_table parameter, reads records selected using the where_clause from the input_table and processes them using the specified locator. The output table will have three sets of columns: locator output columns, key columns and the copied columns. Both key columns (specified by num_input_columns and key_columns parameters) and copied columns (specified by num_columns_to_copy and columns_to_copy parameters) are copied from the input table. Key columns have a special role of relating records from the output table to the corresponding input records. The number of input columns should match the number of locator inputs (see SE_locator_describe_inputs).

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