Indexed Database Properties
This topic provides an alphabetical list of the properties supported by Indexed Database objects.
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Returns a numeric value representing the error that triggered an exception. | |
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The database associated with the transaction. | |
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Indicates the direction of traversal within a cursor. | |
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Returns an object describing an error condition. | |
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If a request fails, this property contains a code indicating the reason for the failure. | |
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Allows access to the Indexed Database API, as implemented by Internet Explorer 10. | |
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Returns the names of indexes associated with an object store. | |
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The key value for the record currently displayed by the cursor. | |
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Specifies the attribute that contains a unique value for the record in the object store. | |
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Specifies the lowest value of a key range. | |
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Indicates whether a lower bound key range includes the lower value specified for the range. | |
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Describes the error that generated the exception. | |
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Describes the operations supported by a transaction. | |
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The name of an object store, index, or other database object. | |
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Returns the new version number associated with a database. | |
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A reference to the object store associated with the index. | |
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Returns the names of object stores associated with a database. | |
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Returns the old version number associated with a database. | |
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Returns the value of the primary key associated with a record. | |
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Indicates the status of the request. | |
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Returns the result of a request. | |
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Returns a reference to the source of a request, such as an object store or a cursor. | |
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Returns a reference to the transaction associated with the request. | |
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Indicates whether the index allows duplicate key values. | |
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Specifies the highest value of a key range. | |
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Indicates whether an upper bound key range includes the upper value specified for the range. | |
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Returns the value of the data at the cursor's current position. | |
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Gets the version of the database. |