Sql++ enhancements

docs/Queries/query-result-set.md

@@ -20,4 +20,37 @@ for (const result of resultSet) {
 
 In this example, `hotelItems` is the alias used for the collection in the query, and it serves as the key in the `Result` objects within the `ResultSet`.
 
+#### Example 2. Query Result Sets
 
+```typescript
+const query = database.createQuery('SELECT hotelItems.*, META().id as docId FROM inventory.hotel AS hotelItems WHERE city="Medway"');
+const resultSet: ResultSet = await query.execute();
+
+for (const result of resultSet) {    
+    console.log(result['docId']);
+    console.log(result['hotelItems'].propertyName);
+}
+```
+
+n this example, `hotelItems` is the alias used for the collection in the query, and it serves as the key in the `Result` objects within the `ResultSet`. Each `result` object also includes a `docId`, representing the document ID, allowing you to access both the document ID and the hotel item details.
+
+
+#### Example 3. Query Result Sets
+
+```typescript
+const query = database.createQuery(`
+    SELECT *
+    FROM route
+    JOIN airline
+    ON route.airlineid = META(airline).id
+    WHERE airline.country = "France"
+`);
+const resultSet: ResultSet = await query.execute();
+
+for (const result of resultSet) {
+    console.log(result['route'].propertyName); // Access properties from the route collection
+    console.log(result['airline'].propertyName); // Access properties from the airline collection
+}
+```
+
+In this example, `route` and `airline` are the collections being queried and joined based on the `airlineid`. The `Result` objects within the `ResultSet` contain keys corresponding to these collection names, allowing you to access properties from both the `route` and `airline` collections. The query filters the results to only include airlines from France.

docs/Queries/sqlplusplus.md

@@ -1341,23 +1341,22 @@ for the features supported by SQL++ for Mobile but not by `QueryBuilder`.
 
 You can provide runtime parameters to your SQL++ query to make it more flexible.
 To specify substitutable parameters within your query string prefix the name
-with `$` — see: [Example 51](#).
+with `$` — see: [Example 51](#example-51-running-a-sql-query).
 
 #### Example 51. Running a SQL++ Query
 
-```dart
-final db = await Database.openAsync('hotel');
-final query = await Query.fromN1ql(
-  db,
-  r'''
-  SELECT META().id AS docId
-  FROM _
-  WHERE type = $type
-  ''',
+You can provide runtime parameters to your SQL++ query to make it more flexible. To specify substitutable parameters within your query string prefix the name with $ — see: [Example 51](#example-51-running-a-sql-query).
+
+```typescript
+const query = await database.createQuery(
+  'SELECT META().id AS docId FROM hotel WHERE country = $country'
 );
-query.parameters = Parameters({'type': 'hotel'});
-final resultSet = query.execute();
+
+const params = new Parameters();
+params.setString('country','France')
+query.parameters = params;
+const resultSet = await query.execute();
 ```
 
-1. Define a parameter placeholder `$type`.
-2. Set the value of the `type` parameter.
+1. Define a parameter placeholder `$country`.
+2. Set the value of the `country` parameter.