From: Warren Young
Date: March 6 2009 3:43pm
Subject: Re: How to pass SQLTypeAdapters to create a SQLQueryParms?
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On Mar 6, 2009, at 5:03 AM, Jim Wallace wrote:

> 	SimpleResult res1 = query.execute("Alex Luya",NOW(),"synchronizing");

The second parameter should either be "NOW()" (it's a SQL function,  
not C++) or a default-initted DateTime object, as that evaluates to  
"NOW()" when inserted into a SQL query.

Alex, the method you were trying to call isn't really meant for end- 
user access.  It's part of the internal call chain for handling the  
sort of code Jim wrote. It's the last step in that call chain before  
the query becomes a plain query string.  I suppose we might make it  
protected in v4...