02-13-2020, 01:29 AM
You may wonder what the difference is between cdb_list() and cdb_readKeys()
cdb_list() returns a line delimited string. If there are more than one key, the data is comma delimited by keys and line delimited by records returned. Choose this API if you do not need to the the recordIDs of the returned data. This API is perfect for Sid's needs above.
cdb_readKeys() returns a structured array with a primary key of recordID/keys/values. Choose this API if you need to know how to identify the results with recordIDs. This would not be a good fit for Sid's example as he would have to parse the data himself as in Efrain's sample code.
cdb_list() returns a line delimited string. If there are more than one key, the data is comma delimited by keys and line delimited by records returned. Choose this API if you do not need to the the recordIDs of the returned data. This API is perfect for Sid's needs above.
cdb_readKeys() returns a structured array with a primary key of recordID/keys/values. Choose this API if you need to know how to identify the results with recordIDs. This would not be a good fit for Sid's example as he would have to parse the data himself as in Efrain's sample code.