Hii All,

I would like to know is there any way to find whether
record found after a DB query. Here is my script below. 
$QueryDef = $CQsession->BuildQuery('ABC');
$QueryDef->BuildField('recname');

$operator = $QueryDef->BuildFilterOperator($CQ::CQ_COMP_OP_EQ);
$operator->BuildFilter("id", $CQ::CQ_COMP_OP_EQ, $rec);
$ResultSet = $CQsession->BuildResultSet($QueryDef);
$ResultSet->Execute();

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After this execute command, I want to check whether is the record is successfully retrieved or not. Basically I want to find whether the $rec which I am passing in the query (in the - select ....from table ..where id = $rec), I want to see the passing $rec is valid or not.\n


Note : Dont worry about the ClearQuest command build query. Even in a normal commands, it will end end up in $resultset->buildquery(). So I am expecting some thing like, 

   if (!$ResultSet) {
   }
   else {
         while (($ResultSet->MoveNext()) == 1) 
         ......
         ......
   }

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Any input would greatly helpful. Thanks,

Thanks and Best Regards,
Dan BGM NY

2006-06-16 Retitled by planetscape, as per Monastery guidelines

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Original title: 'How to find the return of $ResultSet->Execute() in a DB Qry select ???'

In reply to How to find the return of $ResultSet->Execute() in a ClearQuest query? by dani_cv_74

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