Hello,
This is a short question.
What are the methods to differentiate a char or int from a query?
Like: SELECT the_int, the_char .....
I can use:
column_number = 2;
dbitype = dbi_result_get_field_type_idx(result,column_number);
dbitype_attrb = dbi_result_get_field_attribs_idx(result,column_number);
switch (dbitype) {
case DBI_TYPE_INTEGER: <-------------------- int and char are integer
if(dbitype_attrb == DBI_INTEGER_SIZE1) {
// I have char
break;
} else if(dbitype_attrb == DBI_INTEGER_SIZE2) {
// I have short
} else if(dbitype_attrb == DBI_INTEGER_SIZE4) {
// I have int
} else if(dbitype_attrb == DBI_INTEGER_SIZE8) {
// I have long long
} else {
// Nothing
}
....
Thanks
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