I haven't tested it since early days of gnoga the bindings were originally
from my Ada on rails that was never made public but used in production and
for some AdaCore projects.
I would try the MySQL example it test since that was my test case for the
current bindings.
I can see about setting up a MySQL server if still failing.
Also consider using Dmitriy's ODBC bindings in simple components in the dep
directory if need something much more robust for DB work.
David Botton
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 9:12 AM Jean-Pierre Rosen <ro...@adalog.fr> wrote:
> Le 19/04/2016 17:19, Jean-Pierre Rosen a écrit :
> > I am interfacing to a MySQL DB (with Gnoga of course), using the
> > Recordset/Query/Next iterator.
> >
> > The Query works fine (Number_Of_Rows yields the correct value), but as
> > soon as I call Next, I get a Program_Error (exception in finalization),
> > or even sometimes SIGSegv (memory violation) or SIGIll (illegal
> > instruction)!
> >
> More info: sometimes, the function in which I have my query returns
> inconsitent results (i.e. the value received by the caller is not the
> value written by the function).
>
> That makes me think of some kind of bad memory access, ruining the
> stack, or whatever.
>
> So, did anybody use the Gnoga/MySQL interface? All examples and
> tutorials use SQLite, so I wonder if there might be a problem in the
> MySQL implementation.
>
>
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