Hi Renaud
I sent the same question to the list a few weeks ago, but I didn't get
any response. If you find out how to avoid using strings, please email
me. Thanks.
By the way, here's an ugly way to get full precision (e.g. for a double)
when building a query:
...
#include <float.h>
#include <string.h>
...
char fmt[10];
sprintf(fmt,"%c%d.%dg\0",'%',DBL_DIG+8,DBL_DIG);
...
long index=strlen(query);
sprintf(query+index,fmt,double_value);
...
Best Regards
Brian
Renaud Tthonnart wrote:
>
> Subject: Problem with interface C++ for PostgreSQL
> Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2001 15:31:51 +0100
> From: Renaud Tthonnart <thonnart@amwdb.u-strasbg.fr>
> To: "pgsql-general@postgresql.org" <pgsql-general@postgresql.org>
>
> Good afernoon everyone
>
> I am developping an interface C++ for a DB PostgreSQL.
> I am using the 'libpq++ ' library to load and save in the base.
>
> Here is my problem :
> to save some data in the base, we have to build a string (here : query)
> for these functions :
>
> Exec(char *query) or ExecTuplesOk(char* query)
>
> Then, if I want to save an integer in my DB, i have to do this :
>
> sprintf(query,"INSERT INTO myTable VALUES(...,%d,...)",myInt);
> myObject.ExecTupleOk(query);
>
> With integer, it is not so bad, but with float or double, the fact to
> convert data to string is very bad for precision.
>
> Could someone tell me how to avoid using a string to save in the DB
>
> Thank you all
> regards, Renaud THONNART
>
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