MySQL :: MySQL Cluster API Developer Guide :: 2.3.5 The Element Structure

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Abstract

This section discusses the Element structure.

Parent class. List

Description. The Element structure models an element of a list; it is used to store an object in a List populated by the Dictionary methods listObjects(), listIndexes(), and listEvents().

Attributes. An Element has the attributes shown in the following table:

Attribute	Type	Initial Value	Description
`id`	`unsigned int`	`0`	The object's ID
`type`	`Object::Type`	`Object::TypeUndefined`	The object's type—see Section 2.3.28.1.5, “The `Object::Type` Type” for possible values
`state`	`Object::State`	`Object::StateUndefined`	The object's state—see Section 2.3.28.1.2, “The `Object::State` Type” for possible values
`store`	`Object::Store`	`Object::StoreUndefined`	How the object is stored—see Section 2.3.28.1.4, “The `Object::Store` Type” for possible values
`database`	`char*`	`0`	The database in which the object is found
`schema`	`char*`	`0`	The schema in which the object is found
`name`	`char*`	`0`	The object's name

Note

For a graphical representation of this class and its parent-child relationships, see Section 2.3.4, “The Dictionary Class”.