""Severin Müller"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
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>> ""Severin Müller"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> wrote in message
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>>> int func(void)
>>> {
>>> // database is open and the select statement is executed
>>> // this is the query: char *sql = "SELECT 'protect' FROM
>>> 'test_db');";
>>
>> You should get an error here. If you don't, the statement you
>> actually run differs from the one you show.
>
> Neither. No Error, and it's axactly the statement i'm passing
You sure? Complete with unmatched closing parenthesis?
Yes, I see that SQLite manages to accept a string literal in the FROM
clause, and interpret it as a table name. This is not valid SQL, SQLite
seems to accept it as an extension.
In any case, the statement likely doesn't do what you think it's doing.
It returns a resultset with the literal string 'protect' repeated for
each row in the table test_db. I guess you wanted to select a column
named protect: in this case, just drop the quotes:
select protect from test_db;
Or, if you insist, use double quotes (though they are unnecessary in
this case):
select "protect" from "test_db";
>>> {
>>> if((rc=sqlite3_bind_int(oStmt,0,result))==SQLITE_OK)
>>
>> You don't have any parameter placeholders in your statement. What
>> exactly are you binding here?
>
> That's what i'm asking. I don't understand what todo with this call
> at all.
That rather depends on what you are trying to achieve, which I believe
you've never explained.
For description of SQL parameters, see
http://sqlite.org/c3ref/bind_blob.html
To retrieve individual fields from the resultset, use sqlite3_column_*
API:
http://sqlite.org/c3ref/column_blob.html
>> The variable 'result' is never modified in your code. What do you
>> expect to see in it, other than its initial value of zero?
>
> i thought the variable result was changed to it's value in the
> sqlite3_bind_in function.
sqlite3_bind_int takes its 'int' parameter by value. It can't possibly
modify it.
Again, sqlite3_bind_* is for setting statement parameters. To retrieve
values from resultset, use sqlite3_column_*
Igor Tandetnik
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