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version 2004
SQL End selection 
Boolean
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||
| This command does not require any parameters | ||||||
| Function result | Boolean |  | Result set boundaries reached | |||
Description
The SQL End selection command is used to determine if the boundaries of the result set have been reached.
Example
The code below connects to an external data source (Oracle) using the following parameters:
C_TEXT(vName)
SQL LOGIN("TestOracle";"scott";"tiger")
If (OK=1)
SQL EXECUTE("SELECT ename FROM emp";vName)
While(Not(SQL End selection))
SQL LOAD RECORD
End while
SQL LOGOUT
End if
This code will return in the 4D vName variable the emp names (ename) stored in the table named emp.
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