Thi Cao writes:
> All,
>
> I created a C++ class containing a variety of member variables of varying
> types such as float, int, char *, etc. If I instantiate an object of this
> class, how should I insert this object into my database table? I can
> retrieve the individual members and insert them that way, but I feel it
> would be more efficient to insert the object as a BLOB, but I don't exactly
> know how to do that. Basically, I want to insert the object as is so that I
> can retrieve it as is and not have to bother with calling the member setting
> functions to populate the class members. I looked at the MySQL++ example
> for loading a binary file, but am unsure how to apply that to my needs. I
> also looked through the mail archives and was unsuccessful in finding a
> solution, so any assistance would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards,
>
> Thi
Hi!
Take a look in reset_db.cc and load_file.cc example files.
In any case, you always have to escape a binary string prior to
inserting it.
As it is seen in cgi_image.cc example, you will always get back from
MySQL your BLOB in en-escaped, original form.
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