On Apr 16, 2009, at 6:44 AM, galeazzi-at-korg.it |sqlite| wrote:
> I tried to use (const char*)sQuery.c_str() but it doesn't work. Any
> ideas?
That won't work because std::wstring.c_str() returns wchar_t* not char*.
One way would be to convert your std::wstring to an std::string in
UTF-8
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> I cannot use parameterized queries because the queries are more
> complex than the simple one that I wrote
I'm not sure how your conclusion follows from the premise. You can use
parameters with any query, no matter how compl
I cannot use parameterized queries because the queries are more
complex than the simple one that I wrote, furthermore I've to use
sqlite3_get_table
Citando Igor Tandetnik :
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>> I'm currently working with a framework whic
I cannot use parameterized queries because the queries are more
complex than the simple one that I wrote, I've sqlite3_get_table
Citando Igor Tandetnik :
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>> I'm currently working with a framework which uses wstring, how
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> I'm currently working with a framework which uses wstring, how can I
> dynamically create queries like this:
> std::wstring sQuery = L"SELECT * FROM Table WHERE Tilte = '";
> sQuery += title; //it's a wstring
> sQuery += "'"
>
I'm currently working with a framework which uses wstring, how can I
dynamically create queries like this:
std::wstring sQuery = LSELECT * FROM Table WHERE Tilte = ';
sQuery += title; //it's a wstring
sQuery += '
I tried to use (const char*)sQuery.c_str() but it doesn't work. Any ideas?
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