I'm playing with sqlpersist, and I came across some code that seems odd
to me (smells of C).
The SQLResult class has a countRows() method, and a getNextRow() method.
This strikes me as a badly-written iterator.
Typical code that uses it (from sqlpersist.cc):
for(int i = 0; i < r->countRows(); i++) {
SQLRow* row = r->getNextRow();
...
delete row;
}
delete r;
Yup, sounds like a job for an iterator to me.
Besides, some database engines -- notably sqlite -- don't implement
something like countRows(); an hypothetical sqlitepersist would have to
fetch all rows, store the number on a member, and reset the statement...
probably all in a database lock, otherwise the row count could increase
between calls.
best,
Lalo Martins
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