Constructor # new StatementIterator(sql, db) Parameters: Name Type Description sql string A string containing multiple SQL statements db Database The database from which this iterator was created Implements: Iterator.<Statement> Iterable.<Statement> Source: api.js, line 725 Example // loop over and execute statements in string sql for (let statement of db.iterateStatements(sql) { statement.step(); // get results, etc. // do not call statement.free() manually, each statement is freed // before the next one is parsed } // capture any bad query exceptions with feedback // on the bad sql let it = db.iterateStatements(sql); try { for (let statement of it) { statement.step(); } } catch(e) { console.log( `The SQL string "${it.getRemainingSQL()}" ` + `contains the following error: ${e}` ); } Methods # ["getRemainingSQL"]() → {String} Get any un-executed portions remaining of the original SQL string Source: api.js, line 801 Returns: Type String # ["next"]() → {StatementIterator.StatementIteratorResult} Prepare the next available SQL statement Source: api.js, line 751 Throws: SQLite error or invalid iterator error Type String Returns: Type StatementIterator.StatementIteratorResult Type Definitions # StatementIteratorResult Type: Object | Object Properties Name Type Description value Statement the next available Statement (as returned by Database.prepare) done boolean true if there are no more available statements Source: api.js, line 738