Primitive Table

Here is a sample program which does most of the operations to help you understand the apis and their usage.

	bool flag = true;

	DBParam dp;
	dp.setTransactionType(DB_TRANSACTION_NONE);
	BangDBDatabase *bdb = new BangDBDatabase("mydb", &dp);
	if(!bdb)
	{
		printf("db could not be created, quitting\n");
		//return or handle error
	}
	// db_param sets the db environment, see the section to know more about it

	// create primitive table
	TableEnv te;
	// primitive table has val always int or long type, only key we can be string, opaque or fixed type
	// PRIMITIVE_TABLE_STRING - means key is staring or opaque type
	te.setTableType(PRIMITIVE_TABLE_STRING);
	te.setKeySize(24);
	BangDBTable *prim_tbl = bdb->getTable("my_prim_tbl", &te, OPENCREATE);
	if(!prim_tbl)
	{
		printf("we could not create the table my_prim_tbl\n");
		flag = false;
		// handle error
	}

	FDT k, v;
	// since we created PRIMITIVE_TABLE_STRING, therefore key is of string type
	_set_fdt(&k, "prim_key1");
	_set_fdt(&v, 1);
	if(prim_tbl->put(&k, &v, INSERT_UNIQUE) < 0)
	{
		printf("put for prim table failed\n");
		flag = false;
		// handle error
	}

	FDT *outv = NULL;
	if(prim_tbl->get(&k, &outv) < 0)
	{
		printf("get failed for prim table\n");
		flag = false;
		// handle error
	}
	if(outv)
	{
		outv->free();
		delete outv;
	}

	// now scan
	ResultSet *rs = NULL;
	while(true)
	{
		rs = prim_tbl->scan(rs, &k, NULL);
		if(!rs)
			break;
		while(rs->hasNext())
		{
			printf("key = %s, val = %ld\n", rs->getNextKeyStr(), rs->getNextValLong());
			rs->moveNext();
		}
	}

	delete prim_tbl;
	bdb->closeDatabase(DEFAULT);
	delete bdb;