> > in <mysql++/sql_types.h> there are such lines
> > ...
> > typedef Time sql_timestamp;
> > ...
> >
> > I guess it _really_ incorrect, it should be at least
> > ...
> > typedef DateTime sql_timestamp;
> > ...
>
> That is just historical. We can't change it without a risk of breaking
> existing code. But, I have placed your proposed fix on the v3.0 section
> of the Wishlist. That would be the earliest point we could contemplate
> changing it.
hm... Can you give me a example of using sql_timestamp? IMHO it can't be used
as a real timestamp, so it really hard to me to imagine such example.
> > Again about SSQLS and static members. I've made a version of custom.pl -
> > which lives without static members, it creates custom_no_static.h and
> > custom_no_static-macros.h files. I guess it may be useful.
>
> You shouldn't need that any more with the most recent two versions of
> MySQL++. Do they not solve the problem for you?
Is it in SVN? I'll try it
> > why DateTime isn't a descendant of Date & Time?
Let's imagine that it is. In such case I can easily truncate info about Time
and send just a Date. May be it isn't a really common case, but it would be
handily to me :)
PS Don't pay attention to my straightforward phrases - it just becouse of ugly
English :)
