Hello,

I'm working with the 2.1.1 version of mysql++ getting data out of a =
5.1.7 version of mysql proper. =20

In my code, I have been assigning to a std::string type the output =
from a row[] or row.at() and noticed the strings contain quotes. If I =
print out the string and expect it to contain foo, It comes out as =
'foo'. Is there a way in the mysql++ api to turn off emitting the =
quotes or do I have to trim the string using the string's api?

Also, I would like to avoid having a 'NULL' emitted when fields =
contain a NULL. I would like to emit an empty string or zero(0) =
instead.

As always, I appreciate any help you can give on this....steve---


Steven J Orton
Software Engineer
Northrop Grumman Mission Systems
Middletown, RI 02842


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Orton, Steve wrote:
You've got to be doing something wrong on your end. Run the examples.
Notice how none of them exhibits this quoting behavior you talk about.
Then compare what the examples do to what your code does.

Read the user manual sections on nulls. The solution is there.

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