Setting Up a Condition Subtree

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The following example illustrates how to set up a condition subtree representing content search restriction. It uses the PctAllocNode function declared in Allocating a DBCOMMANDTREE Structure. The condition searches for the occurrence of the word "Database" within a column named "Text".

DBCOMMANDTREE *pct1, pct2;
DBCONTENT* pdbc;
 
//Allocate content node
pct1 = PctAllocNode(DBOP_content, DBVALUEKIND_CONTENT, (sizeof DBCONTENT));
 
//set up value field
pdbc = (DBCONTENT*)(pct1->value.pvValue);
pdbc->dwGenerateMethod = GENERATE_METHOD_PREFIX;
pdbc->lWeight = 200;
pdbc->lcid = DEFAULT_LCID;
pdbc->pwszPhrase = L"Database";
 
//allocate column node
pct2 = PctAllocNode(DBOP_simple_name, DBVALUEKIND_WSTR,
  (sizeof LPWSTR));
pct2->value.pwszValue = L"Text";
 
//Make the column node a child of the Content node
pct1->pctFirstChild = pct2;