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ODBC: equivalent to inquire_sql in odbc

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YannSolo (Programmer)
9 Jul 10 3:34
Hi,

I would like to know if there is an equivalent to inquire_sql in odbc.
Because I'am doing an intership and I must remove all ESQL statement in the code and replace it by odbc function.
I searched a lot on the odbc reference but I didn't find it.

If it's needed, the object on the inquire_sql statement are : querytext, savequery and errortext

All help will be helpfull

YannSolo  
SkipVought (Programmer)
12 Jul 10 16:27



Hi,

What application or compiler are you programming in?

Skip,

glassesJust traded in my old subtlety...
for a NUANCE!tongue

YannSolo (Programmer)
29 Jul 10 8:16
Hi,

I programming in C++.
 
YannSolo (Programmer)
29 Jul 10 8:31
I found it :)

I use SQLGetDiagRec() to handle errors, it's work fine :)

Now, I need to replace the following statement:

EXEC SQL INQUIRE_SQL(:sql_session=session);

I didn't find how to handlde sessions in odbc

Is anyone knows how to do it?
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