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Article ID: 983
Last updated: 05 Feb, 2008
Problem
I'm using a CHAR(1) as a datatype on my database, but I can't seem to work with it as a char in my C++ program.
Cause
Traditionally, the C char type has been both a single-characater and integral type. As part of the design of DBTools.h++, the decision was made that char would be an integral type, and that RWCString would be used for character strings.
Action
Use RWCString to work with CHAR data on your database server.
I'm using a CHAR(1) as a datatype on my database, but I can't seem to work with it as a char in my C++ program.
Cause
Traditionally, the C char type has been both a single-characater and integral type. As part of the design of DBTools.h++, the decision was made that char would be an integral type, and that RWCString would be used for character strings.
Action
Use RWCString to work with CHAR data on your database server.
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Article ID: 983
Last updated: 05 Feb, 2008
Revision: 1
Views: 5463
Posted: 02 Sep, 1997 by
Dean J.
Updated: 05 Feb, 2008 by
Dean J.
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