Soul Boy wrote:
> I guess you mean this ?
>
> sql_create_3(TableRow,
> 1, 3,
> mysqlpp::String, A,
> mysqlpp::String, B,
> mysqlpp::String, C);
Yes, that's what I wanted to see from the start. But, it works fine for
me. Here's a diff of examples/ssqls1.cpp modified to do what you said
doesn't work in an earlier post:
--- examples/ssqls1.cpp (revision 2285)
+++ examples/ssqls1.cpp (working copy)
@@ -33,11 +33,21 @@
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
+sql_create_3(TableRow,
+ 1, 3,
+ mysqlpp::String, A,
+ mysqlpp::String, B,
+ mysqlpp::String, C);
+
using namespace std;
int
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
+ string a("foo"), b("bar"), c("qux");
+ TableRow tr1(mysqlpp::String(a), mysqlpp::String(b),
+ mysqlpp::String(c));
+
// Get database access parameters from command line
const char* db = 0, *server = 0, *user = 0, *pass = "";
if (!parse_command_line(argc, argv, &db, &server, &user, &pass))
{
As you can see, all I've done is drop your SSQLS declaration in at the
top of this file, in global scope, and declare one of these TableRows,
populating the members from std::string. This compiles just fine.
I recommend you try replicating what I've done here, also using the
MySQL++ examples as a base to work from. Then continue to modify the
example until it gives the error you're seeing, and send the modified
example to the list, along with the error messages.
