Hi,
I'm trying to use an SQLDA structure to specify the binding variables for my prepared statement. I've got it to work with an SQLINT type, but I can't get it to work with the SQLDATE type, because I get the error:
Quote:
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-1205: Invalid month in date.
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I have prepared a statement like this (it's a bit more complicated than this actually, and I have to use dynamic SQL (obviously for the below code I wouldn't, but anyway):
Code:
select name, price, descr from catalogue
where date_added >= ?
and quantity >= ?
I used an SQLDA structure and malloc'd it:
Code:
static sqlda *bindvars = NULL;
bindvars = (sqlda*)malloc(sizeof(sqlda));
bindvars->sqlvar = malloc(max_n * sizeof(sqlvar_struct));
/* date_int holds the date as the number of days since 31/12/1899
* as a 4-byte integer
*/
bindvars->sqlvar[0].sqldata = (char*)&date_int;
bindvars->sqlvar[0].sqllen = rtypmsize(SQLDATE, 0);
bindvars->sqlvar[0].sqltype = SQLDATE;
bindvars->sqlvar[1].sqldata = (char*)&quantity;
bindvars->sqlvar[1].sqllen = sizeof(int);
bindvars->sqlvar[1].sqltype = SQLINT;
If I run this without the SQLDATE type (just with the SQLINT and quantity), it works fine. But when I add the date, I get the -1205 error.
What am I doing wrong? I've printed out the contents of all the data variables of the SQLDA and they appear to be correct. It's a 4-byte date: 39978 (15/06/2009), which is surely what it expects, no? Does anyone have any experience with SQLDA?
As I said previously, the rest of the prepared statement is dynamic, so I have to use SQLDA, it's just this beginning bit with the date that is causing me grief!
Thank you in advance!
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ESQL/C - SQLDA and the SQLDATE type
06-15-09, 11:59
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