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Latest revision as of 09:04, 5 June 2017
selectMultiColumn
Returns an array of row values for a column.
Syntax
selectMultiColumn(columnName)
Arguments
columnName: Is the name of a column in the data table.
Return type
array
Examples
//print all Id and UserId to the console
print(selectMultiColumn(Id,UserId) where (true));
//result: {{1,111},{2,112},{3,113},{4,114}}
Availability
Version 5.8
