Hi,
Please allow me some newbie questions concerning SOCI::sqlite3ยท
I tried to declare a SOCI::Session object as reference-variable in my
class Recorder.
private:
SOCI::Session& sqlSession;
Of course I have to initialize this reference in the initialisation list
of the constructor. I do this as follows:
Recorder::Recorder(std::string pathToDB) :
sqlSession( SOCI::Session(SOCI::sqlite3, pathToDB))
{
//.... constructor body
}
Now I got the following error:
/Recorder.cpp: In constructor 'core::Recorder::Recorder(std::string)':
../Recorder.cpp:14: error: invalid initialization of non-const reference
of type 'SOCI::Session&' from a temporary of type 'SOCI::Session'
Is there another way to initialise a SOCI::Session object in a class?
The =operator is private and I would like to avoid the use of pointer
variables...
I'm currently using SOCI V.2. What happen to the sqlite3 support in
version 3? There is no sqlite back-end included any more. So SOCI
dropped the sqlite support?
Thanks for your answer!
greetings
maurus
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