John Stanton schrieb:
Maybe your statement does not reference a valid row.
No, actually I have in my test program several lines to retrieve
the values in different ways:
sql = select aColumn from TESTME2;;
sqlite3_open(c:\\sunittest.db, db);
sqlite3_prepare(db, sql, strlen(sql), stmt,
Marten Feldtmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Stanton schrieb:
Maybe your statement does not reference a valid row.
No, actually I have in my test program several lines to retrieve
the values in different ways:
sql = select aColumn from TESTME2;;
sqlite3_open(c:\\sunittest.db,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Make sure sqlite3_column_double() really is declared to
return a double and that dVal really is declared to be a
double. If both of those things check out, then I would
assert that this is a compiler bug.
Yes, I think also that this is a very low level error - I've
Marten Feldtmann schrieb:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Make sure sqlite3_column_double() really is declared to
return a double and that dVal really is declared to be a
double. If both of those things check out, then I would
assert that this is a compiler bug.
Yes, I think also that this is a
I have written some interface code to the sqlite3 API using the
OpenWatcom 1.5 compiler and I wrapped several functions like
sqlite3_column_text, sqlite3_column_int and all went fine.
Then I tried to wrap sqlite3_column_double(..) and when I do something
like
...
sqlite3_column_double( stmt,
Maybe your statement does not reference a valid row.
Marten Feldtmann wrote:
I have written some interface code to the sqlite3 API using the
OpenWatcom 1.5 compiler and I wrapped several functions like
sqlite3_column_text, sqlite3_column_int and all went fine.
Then I tried to wrap
