AmosUpdateEvent()

The AmosUpdateEvent(); rule updates the event in the table, mojo.events. The rule uses the Serial number of the in-scope event to do this. The rule does not update the in-scope record itself. The in-scope records simply goes out of scope at the end of the operation.

Syntax

The AmosUpdateEvent(); statement uses following syntax.

AmosUpdateEvent ( attribute nameattribute value );

Example

The following example shows how to use the AmosUpdateEvent(); rule to update an integer field.

int success = 0;
success = AmosUpdateEvent("NmosCauseType", 1);

This is equivalent to the following OQL action:

update mojo.events set NmosCauseType=1 where Serial=Serial;

Where Serial is the serial number of the in-scope event.

Example

The following example shows how to use the AmosUpdateEvent(); rule to update text string fields.

success = AmosUpdateEvent("NmosSerial", "0");
success = AmosUpdateEvent("SuppressionState", "0");
success = AmosUpdateEvent("SuppressionTime", "0");

Example

The following is a further example of how to use the AmosUpdateEvent(); rule to update an integer field.

int success = 0
text myname = "NmosCauseType";
int  myvalue = 2;
success = AmosUpdateEvent(myname, myvalue);