Sorry for the late reply..
On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 19:03 +0200, Bram Kuijvenhoven wrote:
> After understanding what a VARCHAR is (namely some sort of shortstring
> with a fixed maximum length), I wanted first to know whether a newer
> MySQL server reports proper field lengths for fields like 'FORMAT
Joost van der Sluis wrote:
If you need more help, let me know. (Or else, send in the patch!)
I've tried several things with the mysql connection, with the following
results so far:
After understanding what a VARCHAR is (namely some sort of shortstring with a
fixed maximum length), I wanted first
> The TMySQLConnection.LoadField method from sqldb/mysql does not fetch the
> field lengths properly. It uses mysql_fetch_field_direct, but this only
> returns data about an entire column in your result set. It does not give
> valid field lengths for fields of variable length. Is should use
>
Hi,
The TMySQLConnection.LoadField method from sqldb/mysql does not fetch the field
lengths properly. It uses mysql_fetch_field_direct, but this only returns data
about an entire column in your result set. It does not give valid field lengths
for fields of variable length. Is should use mysql_fe
