You can call one of three overloaded versions of _createSDOResultSet(), which supports different combinations of the four factory method parameters.

The following version uses the KEEP_ROWS scrolling mode and the default where and sort expressions:

public SDOResultSet _createSDOResultSet(String sdoName)

The following version uses the KEEP_ROWS scrolling mode:

public SDOResultSet _createSDOResultSet(String sdoName, String where, 
   String sortBy)

The following version uses whatever scrolling mode is specified by parameters:

public SDOResultSet _createSDOResultSet(String sdoName, String where, 
   String sortBy, SDOParameters parameters)

For more information, see Understand SDOResultSet scrolling modes

The following parameters apply to _createSDOResultSet():

sdoName

(Required) Specifies the filename of the SmartDataObject (custSDO.w, for example).

where

Allows the application to open a query with a where expression that is different than the default one specified when the SmartDataObject was created. For more information, see the description of the setQueryWhere method in the ADM Reference.

sortBy

Allows the application to open a query with a sort expression that is different from the default one specified when the SmartDataObject was created. You can specify sortBy using one of the following syntax styles:

Syntax

"[field|field ASCEND |field DESCEND [ , {field|field ASCEND |field DESCEND }]...]"|"[field|field ASCEND |field DESCEND [ BY {field|field ASCEND |field DESCEND }]...]"

field

• A valid database field referenced by the SmartDataObject. Specifying no fields ("") is equivalent to null. Examples include:

• "Name"

• "Name, City"

• "Name DESCEND, City, Zip"

• "Name BY City"

• "Name DESCEND BY City BY Zip"

For more information on specifying field, see the description of the setQuerySort method in ADM SmartObject API Reference.

parameters

Used for passing any additional initial parameters to the ResultSet object, such as the scrolling mode. If parametersdoes not specify a scrolling mode, the default is used.