On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 4:13 AM, Norbert Sendetzky <norb...@linuxnetworks.de
> wrote:
> On Tue September 29 2009 23:57:06 Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
> > The question is: when I have an error with OpenDBX I can then call
> > odbx_error() to obtain the description. The thing is, is that error
> number
> > unique? I mean, if I have an error number -3 with the description "XXX"
> > every time I get a -3 the description will be "XXX"? or...perhaps after
> > certain function invocation -3 can mean "XXX" and with other function it
> > can mean "YYY" ?
>
> The error codes of the library are unique so -3 always means "XXX" but the
> errors of the backends aren't.
ok. Those errors of the library are those which are in "enum odbxerr" ?
Sorry Norbert for my ignorance, but how can I now each element of the enum
what value is ?
For example, -1 is ODBX_ERR_BACKEND ? where can I see that ?
When I got -1 the description I get is the description of the error of the
backend isn't it ?
In any other case, the error I get is the description associated with the
enum dbxerr which is in static const char* odbx_errmsg[] ???
I am right ???
> This means that -1 always means something else
> depending on the called function, the state of the connection and the used
> backend.
>
>
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