... the ... on that Destructor??? Release destructs the connection??? I really did not know about it. I have thought about default connection as about static...
... OK ... Its just legacy on how we defined the member pConn in DBStmt. This could probably be defined as const DBConnection *pConn; rather than const...
Hello, I have the following question: what are time constraints for you to implement the format facility for dates to string conversions? I see that almost...
I have found that asctime and gmtime give different behaviors by platform and hence are "unreliable" for portable code. The routine jul2strtm is really only...
So, I've got the connection working. The example now fails at: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Begin Example SimpleDynamicWhere() !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Reading objects...
... Not sure my previous post was sent. Here it is again: The problem was a simple library path problem. ... It might be helpful if this is mentioned...
... platform ... I believe your experience but it is very strange. The new and ancient ISO C standards do require them to behave identically. ... jtime_t or ...
I just ran a quick test under cygwin using gcc 3.1 and the 3.51 version of the MyODBC driver and everything runs fine. So, if this is crashing it must be...
Am using gcc version 3.3 20030226 (prerelease) (SuSE Linux). Will be happy to run some exe's that you've built, if it helps. I haven't looked into the problem...
Hello, I use jtime_c the way that it is supposed it keeps local time. I believe I can convert it to GMT pretty reliable way: jtime_c -> dtl::timestamp_t -> tm...
... This conversion is not correct. It just so happens that jtime_t is a long and counts seconds since 1970 which is what the M$ time_t representation does (I...
... Then ... jtime_c. ... this ... a long ... representation To be honest it is not MS but ISO/IEC. ... I was unable to find out a proper sequence. Tm is...
I am in a jam. I have been struggling on and off with this problem for a while. Now I'm close to delivery, and I can't seem to shake this problem. Here is...
In general what is happening is that the select_update_iterator takes the old value for the row that you give it (itRec_) and then tries to update the row with...
Hello, I would appreciate any help with the following task. I have MS SQL Server and example "Example: Use of MoreResults() with a stored procedure" from...
I don't understand what your question is here. Take a look at StoredProcReadTestParm() in example/StoredProc.cpp. It sounds like you want to do something more...
I take back the example I gave below. Although it works in theory, when I tested it on SQL server it does not work in practice. The problem is that for a...
... It looks like dtl tries to execute query not having bound the input and output parameters. ... It was too late and ability to speak English has completely...
The code snippet came from a public method called update(). This problem only occurs when I call update() from the destructor (I wanted to do a final update...
... That is the error message you get, but actually DTL is not executing the query. All it does is prepare the query and call SQLNumResultCols (you can put a...
... understand ... procedure. ... stored ... on this one. Thank you for your efforts. I have just checked out MS site and have found the following information....
I'm not sure I understand your point in this last example here. This is the exact reference and sample ODBC code we give in the DTL docs for running stored...
... It was the exact example from MS documentation. ... Yes, I believe we are talking about the same thing. ... I know about input and output parameters and...
... you ... Corwin, I would like to hear your comments on the following code, please. It illustrates the general idea I am going to use dtl to handle MS SQL...
What you suggest below could work. In practice, I think it is a lot easier to just use a DBView and provide it the BCA and or BPA to tell it what parameters to...