From: Warren Young
Date: August 9 2011 11:20pm
Subject: Re: Problem with exec()
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On Aug 9, 2011, at 10:39 AM, Joseph Hesse wrote:

> My problem is that the error code never gets executed.
> When the query is correct the query always gets executed.

MySQL++ throws exceptions by default when there is an error in the SQL =
syntax.

Adrian's example works because it passes "false" to the Connection =
constructor, which turns off exceptions, giving the "return an error" =
behavior you are expecting in this circumstance.

This is all spelled out in the manual.  Hint.=