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牛坤	14 Apr 2005 01:07
Tommy	17 Apr 2005 23:52
Warren Young	18 Apr 2005 08:50

Subject:	Re: Can I use mysql++ this way?
From:	Tommy (to...@tencent.com)
Date:	04/17/2005 11:52:48 PM
List:	com.mysql.lists.plusplus

======= 2005-04-14 16:08:12 您在来信中写道：=======

Dear mysql++ users,

I've got a strange question when coding. I have the following code:

#include<msyql++.h>

#define MAX 20

class Connect { private: char host[ MAX ]; char user[ MAX ]; char password[ MAX ]; char dbname[ MAX ]; mysqlpp::Connection connection; public: Connect( char host[] = NULL, char user[] = NULL, char password[] = NULL ) { this -> host = host; this -> user = user; this -> password = password;

strcpy(this->host, host); strcpy(this->user, user); strcpy(this->password, password);

try again.

this -> connection = mysqlpp::Connection( mysqlpp::use_exceptions ); } bool connect( char dbname[] ) { this -> dbname = dbname; return ( this -> connection ).connect( this -> dbname, this -> host, this -> user, this -> password ); } };

int main( int argc, char **argv ) { Connect conn( "localhost", "user", "password" ); conn.connect( "dbname" ); return 0; }

I can always see exception thrown out of libmysqlpp.so

My os is redhat linux9 and redhat linux advanced server 3 update2. My mysql is 4.1.10. Can anyone help me solve the problem?

Thanks in advance. And any help would be appreciated.

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Best Regards