MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey Method

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Berkeley DB .NET API Documentation
Cursor..::.MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey Method
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# Overload List

| Name | Description
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| MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey()()() | If the cursor is not yet initialized, MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey is identical to MoveFirstMultipleKey()()(). Otherwise, move the cursor to the next non-duplicate key in the database, and store that key and associated datum and as many ensuing key/data pairs that can fit in a buffer the size of one database page in CurrentMultipleKey. MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey will return false if no non-duplicate key/data pairs exist after the cursor position in the database.
| MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey(LockingInfo) | If the cursor is not yet initialized, MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey is identical to MoveFirstMultipleKey(LockingInfo). Otherwise, move the cursor to the next non-duplicate key in the database, and store that key and associated datum and as many ensuing key/data pairs that can fit in a buffer the size of one database page in CurrentMultipleKey. MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey will return false if no non-duplicate key/data pairs exist after the cursor position in the database.
| MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey(Int32) | If the cursor is not yet initialized, MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey is identical to MoveFirstMultipleKey(Int32). Otherwise, move the cursor to the next non-duplicate key in the database, and store that key and associated datum and as many ensuing key/data pairs that can fit in a buffer the size of BufferSize in CurrentMultipleKey. MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey will return false if no non-duplicate key/data pairs exist after the cursor position in the database.
| MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey(Int32, LockingInfo) | If the cursor is not yet initialized, MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey is identical to MoveFirstMultipleKey(Int32, LockingInfo). Otherwise, move the cursor to the next non-duplicate key in the database, and store that key and associated datum and as many ensuing key/data pairs that can fit in a buffer the size of BufferSize in CurrentMultipleKey. MoveNextUniqueMultipleKey will return false if no non-duplicate key/data pairs exist after the cursor position in the database.

# See Also

Cursor Class
Cursor Members
BerkeleyDB Namespace