* Dave Beck
> > ...and some bytes may represent an 'illegal' character, and thus must be
> > escaped by a backslash... this goes for the quote character you
> > use (" or '), the backslash character itself, and null bytes.
>
> Thanks, if I use mysql_real_query is this still the case?
The doc's on
> ...and some bytes may represent an 'illegal' character, and thus must be
> escaped by a backslash... this goes for the quote character you use (" or
> '), the backslash character itself, and null bytes.
Thanks, if I use mysql_real_query is this still the case?
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David A. C. Beck
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* Dave Beck
[...]
> > charinsert_format[] = "INSERT INTO %s VALUES (%hhd%hhd%hhd%hhd,
> > %hhd%hhd%hhd%hhd, %hhd%hhd%hhd%hhd, %hhd%hhd%hhd%hhd,%hhd%hhd%hhd%hhd)";
The values should be quoted...
> > int build_real_insert(char *query, char *table, int frame, int
> atom, float
> > x, float
No takers? Any thoughts would be great.
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David A. C. Beck
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Valerie Daggett Laboratory
Biomolecular Structure and Design Program
Department of Medicinal Chemistry
University of Washington, Seattle
On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Dave Beck wrote:
> the question:
>
> I am trying to use
the question:
I am trying to use the C API to insert floating (4 byte) point data into a
mysql table. It is very desirable to put the data in as the binary
representation and not as a sprintf family converted string (to maintain
precision & improve performance). My initial attempt is below - pe
