Thread: A Question on SQL_C_NUMERIC
Hi,
I am working on ODBC application.
I knew that ODBC 3.x application support SQL_C_NUMERIC type, which means internally the data will be interpreted or stored in the SQL_NUMERIC_STRUCT structure.
Now lets assume , user binds a value using SQLBind Parameter, and his value is 123.45, with SQL_C_NUMERIC type.
How does this value is parsed and stored in the structure and also how this value is stored in the database(will it be stored as a string or as a structure).
Also what happens whenver a "Select statement is executed". Will the value from the database is read as a structure or as a string. How parsing is done at the engine level.
Are there are any free source code, so that one understands very easily just looking at it
Thanks,
Vijay
Vijay,
You are always welcome to browse the source code and get what you want.
The entire psqlodbc source code is available at http://cvs.pgfoundry.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/psqlodbc/psqlodbc/
In case of any doubt, please revert back to the psqlodbc community.
Regards,
Siva Kumar.K
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Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2005 12:41 PM
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Subject: [ODBC] A Question on SQL_C_NUMERIC
Hi,
I am working on ODBC application.
I knew that ODBC 3.x application support SQL_C_NUMERIC type, which means internally the data will be interpreted or stored in the SQL_NUMERIC_STRUCT structure.
Now lets assume , user binds a value using SQLBind Parameter, and his value is 123.45, with SQL_C_NUMERIC type.
How does this value is parsed and stored in the structure and also how this value is stored in the database(will it be stored as a string or as a structure).
Also what happens whenver a "Select statement is executed". Will the value from the database is read as a structure or as a string. How parsing is done at the engine level.
Are there are any free source code, so that one understands very easily just looking at it
Thanks,
Vijay