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#ifndef __com_sun_star_ucb_FetchResult_idl__
#define __com_sun_star_ucb_FetchResult_idl__


module com { module sun { module star { module ucb {

/** contains data of several rows of a ContentResultSet.

    <p>This struct is returned from XFetchProvider::fetch(),
    for example.
*/

published struct FetchResult
{
    /** contains the demanded data.

        <p>One any contains the data of one whole row. Those methods which
        use this struct have to specify, what the any has to contain.
    */
    sequence< any > Rows;

    /** indicates the index of the first row contained in
        FetchResult::Rows in the original result set. So if
        FetchResult::StartIndex equals <code>3</code>, the
        first element in the sequence FetchResult::Rows
        contains the data of the index <code>3</code> in the original result set.

        <p>The following rows are one after the other, but the direction
        depends on the value of FetchResult::Direction
    */
    long StartIndex;

    /** indicates the orientation in which the rows are fetched and set into
        the sequence FetchResult::Rows.

        <p>When FetchResult::Orientation equals `TRUE`, the
        rows in FetchResult::Rows are ordered in the same way
        as in the original result set.
    */
    boolean Orientation;

    /** indicates whether and which error has occurred, while fetching.

        <p>The value may contain zero or more constants of the
        FetchError constants group.
    */
    short FetchError;
};


}; }; }; };

#endif

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