For starters, please see the GSAK help file or click here for the online help for a list of database variables. The database variable in this case is CacheType, not Type, so it would be:
I believe that will work (I haven't tested it), however, it will return a one letter code for the cache type. From the same help file page:
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which is not what you want. To expand the cache type to the full name, you need to use a macro function, either CacheType("CacheType") in a macro or g_cachetype(CacheType) in SQLite.
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I believe that will work (I haven't tested it), however, it will return a one letter code for the cache type. From the same help file page:
which is not what you want. To expand the cache type to the full name, you need to use a macro function, either CacheType("CacheType") in a macro or g_cachetype(CacheType) in SQLite.