O2GClosedTradesTable.getNextRowByColumnValues

public method O2GClosedTradesTable.getNextRowByColumnValues

Brief

Gets the next row from O2GClosedTradesTable based on any of the column values.

Declaration

C#
`bool`	`getNextRowByColumnValues (string columnName, object[] columnValues, O2GTableIterator iterator, out O2GClosedTradeTableRow row)`

Parameters
`columnName`	The name of a column in the Closed Trades table. For example, `OfferID`.
`columnValues`	The values of the column specified by the `columnName` parameter. For example, if you want to search the Closed Trades table for closed positions by accounts `12345` and `23456`, the `columnName` parameter value is `AccountID`, and the `columnValues` parameter value is an array of `12345` and `23456`.
`iterator`	The table iterator.
`row`	[out] The row fetched.

Details

This method allows finding all rows that contain any of the specified column values.
If the row is not found, the method returns false.
Note: The returned row contains the current column values. The values are not automatically updated. To monitor changes, use IO2GTableListener.onChanged. The row interface is thread-safe. The returned row can be used in different threads without synchronization.

Example

Get closed positions by accounts 12345 and 23456 from the Closed Trades table [hide]

    O2GClosedTradesTable closedTrades = (O2GClosedTradesTable)mTblMgr.getTable(O2GTableType.ClosedTrades);
    O2GTableIterator iterator = new O2GTableIterator();
    O2GClosedTradeTableRow closedTrade = null;
    object[] columnValues = new object[] { "12345", "23456" };
    while (trades.getNextRowByColumnValues("AccountID", columnValues, iterator, out closedTrade))
    {
        Console.WriteLine("TradeID={0}, OfferID={1}, Amount={2}", closedTrade.TradeID, closedTrade.OfferID, closedTrade.Amount);
    }

Declared in O2GClosedTradesTable

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