Hi,
Your syntax is incorrect.
>cout << "ID: " << *Row[0]; // it
returns "48 too much"
It seems you are printing the ordinal value of Row[0]
Try using cout << "ID: " << Row[0]; Instead.
>cout << "Name: " << (char *) Row[1];
This works because all you're doing is a casting to char *
Regards,
Jorge
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-----Original Message-----
From: Christian Terboven [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2001 5:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: strange integer problem
Hi all!
I`ve got a quite strange problem.
When querying my database, all my integer values are exactly 48 too
high.
Assuming the following code (using Linux):
Database layout:
(ID INT, Name CHAR(100), ...)
m_pResult = mysql_store_result(&m_Connection);
// get the first record
m_iCurrentDataset = 0;
mysql_data_seek(m_pResult, m_iCurrentDataset);
MYSQL_ROW Row;
Row = mysql_fetch_row(m_pResult);
cout << "ID: " << *Row[0]; // it
returns "48 too much"
cout << "Name: " << (char *) Row[1]; // works fine
Has anybody an idea?
Thanks in advance
Christian Terboven
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