From: Adrian Cornish
Date: January 3 2011 9:19pm
Subject: Re: Initialization of a Query object.
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On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 11:40 AM, Eric Sepich <sepich.eric@stripped> wrote:

> In the code below is the '= conn.query();' essential? From reading the
> manual I know that a query can be placed inside quotes in conn.query() and
> a
> Query object is returned.
>
> Query queryb = conn.query();
> queryb << "SELECT * FROM sports_program where tf_database_key like 'SP%'
> and
> tf_game_date='"<<todaysdate<<"'";
> StoreQueryResult qsports_program=queryb.store();
>

It is if you want your code to actually query the db. Otherwise how will the
query object know which database connection to send the query too.


Adrian

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