On Thu, 3 May 2012 23:43:18 +0100 Neil Morgenstern
neil.morgenstern.2...@gmail.com wrote:
NM Ok, my SQL isn't that expert but to find out how many were deleted you
NM might:
NM - SELECT @@ROWCOUNT as NumDeleted together with your delete statement which
NM would give you the number of rows
We had to modify the odbc error in our code to make it more descriptive,
i.e. actually give the error message in the what() text.
I've never been that fond of the use of the type system in C++ exceptions
and prefer to throw standard ones like std::runtime_error pretty much every
time. The user
On Thu, 3 May 2012 12:08:29 +0100 Neil Morgenstern
neil.morgenstern.2...@gmail.com wrote:
NM We had to modify the odbc error in our code to make it more descriptive,
NM i.e. actually give the error message in the what() text.
Hello Neil,
This looks like a good idea in its own right but I'm
Hello,
I'm just starting to use SOCI so sorry in advance if I'm missing something
obvious but is there any way to detect if a delete SQL statement affected
any rows? I thought that got_data() would return false if it didn't delete
anything but at least with the ODBC backend this is not the case
