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pResultSetSchema->GetColumnID(ulValue) fails when column doesn't exist
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| Timothy Dean 2005-05-05, 8:23 pm |
| I have seen several cases where pResultSetSchema-> GetColumnID(ulValue)
will
crash when attempting to retrieve a column by name when that column doesn't
exist in the result set. It should generating a SQLE_COLUMN_NOT_FOUN
D. Is
there a safer way to retrieve the column ID by name to insure it won't
crash? I suppose I could "walk" the columns in the result set until I find
the column I want, but that would not be very efficient. Thanks.
Timothy Dean
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| Philippe Bertrand 2005-05-06, 1:23 pm |
| Please post version and build number!
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- Philippe Bertrand
iAnywhere Solutions, Inc.
Please include in your subject line what UltraLite API are you using
(I.E. UltraLite.NET, Native UltraLite for Java, Embedded SQL, C++,
(pure) Static Java UltraLite, etc.). Please include version and BUILD
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| Timothy Dean 2005-05-09, 8:23 pm |
| Ultralite C++ Component api, 9.0.2.3044
"Philippe Bertrand" <my.name@ianywhere.com> wrote in message
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> Please post version and build number!
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> --
> - Philippe Bertrand
> iAnywhere Solutions, Inc.
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> Please include in your subject line what UltraLite API are you using
> (I.E. UltraLite.NET, Native UltraLite for Java, Embedded SQL, C++,
> (pure) Static Java UltraLite, etc.). Please include version and BUILD
> numbers in your post.
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