Bart Verstraete wrote:
> I don't understand your comment. About using std::string instead of cchar*
std::string is an object that manages its own memory. const char* is
just a pointer, pointing to memory managed by some other part of the
code. Since it seems that you're having memory problems, it makes one
suspicious.
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| • Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Bart Verstraete | 23 Dec |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Warren Young | 26 Dec |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Bart Verstraete | 4 Jan |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Bart Verstraete | 4 Jan |
| • RE: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Joel Fielder | 4 Jan |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Bart Verstraete | 4 Jan |
| • RE: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Joel Fielder | 4 Jan |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Bart Verstraete | 4 Jan |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Warren Young | 4 Jan |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Bart Verstraete | 4 Jan |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Warren Young | 4 Jan |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Bart Verstraete | 5 Jan |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Jonathan Wakely | 5 Jan |
| • Re: Troubles wit DECIMAL(12,4) | Warren Young | 4 Jan |