At 19:43 +0200 8/16/05, Danny Stolle wrote:
Hello all,
can somebody explain to me the c-api mysql_hex_string().
when i debug my example in DDD i get the full sql-dml (insert) as a
hex-value; which this function returns. putting a 0x in front of the
hex and use it in a mysql_real_query() returns an error.
or am i doing it wrong! should i use the values which are used in
the insert-string and convert them into hex using this function?
the example provided in the documentation is not realy helpfull though.
hopefully i am clear, otherwise please let me know.
It take an argument string such as "abc" and returns it as a string
representing the hex digits for the characters in the string.
Input: "abc"
Output: "616263"
You should take that result and insert it into a SQL statement where a
data value is allowable, preceded by "0x". It's not intended that you
pass mysql_hex_string() a complete SQL statement.
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Paul DuBois, MySQL Documentation Team
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