From: Date: October 5 2007 4:40am
Subject: v2.3.2 and execute?
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Please point me to the link if this has already been answered.  I tried
search the archive, but I didn't find a good hit.

I recently got a point in my project to update from 2.1.1 to 2.3.2.  The
migration went smoothly, with one post 2.3.2 fix I found I needed.  Now
I found this one, but don't know if it has been fixed.

In 2.1.1 this worked fine, and execute() would use the two parameters as
query parameters just fine.

clan_name is const char *
player->m_handle is int

query << "INSERT INTO clans ( clan_name, owner_id ) VALUES (%0q, %1)";
query.parse();
ResNSel res =3D query.execute( clanName, player->m_handle );

But in 2.3.2, it now uses a this method (execute (const char *str,
size_t len)) that thinks clanName is the SQL statement, and
player->m_handle is the length, so, of course, if fails.

To get around it I switched the parameter around, but was curious if
there was a fix to avoid the confusion?

Thanks,
jmw