Re: [gnome-db] SQL Query Types

[Gonzalo Paniagua Javier <gonzalo gnome-db org>]

El dom, 24-08-2003 a las 01:51, Chris Silles escribió:
> > You can always execute any kind of commands using the
> > gda_connection_execute_command/execute_single_command. You don't really
> > need to know what kind of statement it is, unless you want to do some
> > pre-processing.
> 
> This isn't the behaviour I'm experiencing with either function. Using a MySQL 
> data source, both functions 'gda_connection_execute_command' and 
> 'gda_connection_execute_single_command' return a NULL pointer when passed a 
> non-query statement, instead of a GList* or GdaDataModel* respectively.

That was fixed in CVS a few days ago:
2003-08-15  Gonzalo Paniagua Javier <gonzalo gnome-db org com>

      * providers/mysql/gda-mysql-provider.c: pass the MYSQL pointer to
        the new recordset.

      * providers/mysql/gda-mysql-recordset.c: if mysql_res is NULL, it
        was a non-query: store the number of affected rows.
	
      * providers/mysql/gda-mysql-recordset.h: gda_mysql_recordset_new
        has a new parameter. Added 'affected_rows' field.

	Fixes bug #119912.

-Gonzalo


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