I think there's a bug with manipulators for Query.
I tried to run the following example (compiled with mingw
g++ 3.4.5):

mysqlpp::Query query (&con);
query << "INSERT INTO foo (title) VALUES(" <<
mysqlpp::quote << "Abra'Cadabra";
query.execute ();

As the result, the manipulator is ignored and the
parameter is passed as is and an exception is thrown. But
if I pass the c-string (Abra'Cadabra) as a c++ string
object string("Abra'Cadabra") the manipulator works as
it's supposed to.

I assume this is a bug, isn't it?
I would appreciate any help.

Sincerely,
Mav

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Maverick wrote:
Yes, and it's a known bug. I described it here, back in April:

http://lists.mysql.com/plusplus/5617

A fix request is already on the Wishlist, but it can't be done before
v3.0, because almost every MySQL++ program will probably have to be
rebuilt to work with the change.

I'm sorry for the delay in getting back to you on this, but I forgot
about the bug and so I've been chasing it again in my spare time these
past few weeks. I happened to come across my old message in a Google
search while trying to fix the problem. Sigh.

In the meantime, I suggest that you just wrap your C strings with C++
strings.

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