Dear list,
I have a version of a shared lib, say udf_test.so, written in C, that
loads using "mysql> CREATE FUNCTION ..." without a problem. Now say I
create another lib, udf_test1.so, that's written in C++ and includes code
from udf_test.so (declared using extern "C"{}), MySQL complains ERROR 11
Dear all,
I'm trying to write some UDFs and it will help a lot if I can print
debugging information out directly to the screen so I can see what's going
on. But printf() etc does not print to the mysql client screen. Is there
an easy work around?
Thanks for any tips,
fei
Dear all,
I don't know where to look for this information... Couldn't find it in the
manual.
How do I test whether a connection has been established so I don't need to
open a new one again? e.g.
MYSQL tmp;
void f1(){
mysql_init(&tmp);
mysql_real_connect(&tmp,...)
}
void f2(){
if(!connected(&
Dear Georg,
Thanks for replying. I have read the mysql manual but unfortunately have
not been able to find the answer. I realize UDFs can have field names as
their parameters, as in select my_udf(fld1, fld2, fld10) from myTable; but
here the field names have to be specified explicitly. What I'm w
Dear all,
I'm new to writing UDFs in MySQL so please bear with my couple of
questions.
How do I write a UDF to handle a entire tuple, e.g. is it possible to have
select my_udf(*) from myTable;
?
Also, is there a way for a UDF to return a data structure, say, a multi
dimensional array? Or do I n
