Amazing how many different data types there are...
..except on SQLite (where there are about 4, all told).
Am mostly happy with the SQLite and MySQL implementations now (except for some data type issues (blobs and date/time/datetime)
Other than that, my tests are working for standard execution and prepare/execute on those two.
Next up, ODBC, I suppose.
Since iODBC doesn't compile on Win2k, I've decided to plug into mingw's libodbc32 stuff on Windows, and will (attempt to) use iODBC on the rest.
If the statements are true (from the iODBC website/docs) I shouldn't need to change anything between the two implementations - we'll see...
..except on SQLite (where there are about 4, all told).
Am mostly happy with the SQLite and MySQL implementations now (except for some data type issues (blobs and date/time/datetime)
Other than that, my tests are working for standard execution and prepare/execute on those two.
Next up, ODBC, I suppose.
Since iODBC doesn't compile on Win2k, I've decided to plug into mingw's libodbc32 stuff on Windows, and will (attempt to) use iODBC on the rest.
If the statements are true (from the iODBC website/docs) I shouldn't need to change anything between the two implementations - we'll see...