Hi,
I have a problem with the c-api function mysql_query.
When I try to send these query "SELECT a FROM b" the function
mysql_query hang's up and the program stops at the codeline. If I kill
the programm, the bash said segmentation fault malloc_consolit at
error.
I have mysql version 4.15
Thanks for your help and sorry for my terrible english,
Gabriel
5  3483  de*********@gmx .de (Gabriel) wrote in
news:41******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com: I have a problem with the c-api function mysql_query.
When I try to send these query "SELECT a FROM b" the function
mysql_query hang's up and the program stops at the codeline. If I kill
the programm, the bash said segmentation fault malloc_consolit at
error.
I have mysql version 4.15
This is not a C question and there is no C language answer. You have mySql
interface question. Since those folks provided the interface, why not try
in a mysql newsgroup like:
de.comp.datenba nken.mysql
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- Mark ->
-- de*********@gmx .de (Gabriel) wrote: I have a problem with the c-api function mysql_query.
When I try to send these query "SELECT a FROM b" the function
mysql_query hang's up and the program stops at the codeline. If I kill
the programm, the bash said segmentation fault malloc_consolit at
error.
That sounds like a mysql problem, not a C problem. It's certainly
nothing to do with ISO C. Ask this in a mysql newsgroup.
Richard
This question is beyond the scope of this newsgroup. However, you may want
to post the specific API function calls you are using. I've just recently
started using the MySQL C API and it's pretty straightforward . Post your
code and I'll try to help.
"Gabriel" <de*********@gm x.de> wrote in message
news:41******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi,
I have a problem with the c-api function mysql_query.
When I try to send these query "SELECT a FROM b" the function
mysql_query hang's up and the program stops at the codeline. If I kill
the programm, the bash said segmentation fault malloc_consolit at
error.
I have mysql version 4.15
Thanks for your help and sorry for my terrible english,
Gabriel
In <bl*********@kc web01.netnews.a tt.com> "Kris Wempa" <calmincents(NO _SPAM)@yahoo.co m> writes: This question is beyond the scope of this newsgroup. However, you may want
to post the specific API function calls you are using. I've just recently
started using the MySQL C API and it's pretty straightforward . Post your
code and I'll try to help.
If you're aware that the question is beyond the scope of this newsgroup,
why encourage the OP to post his code? The OP, at least, had the excuse
of not realising that he was posting in the wrong newsgroup...
Dan
--
Dan Pop
DESY Zeuthen, RZ group
Email: Da*****@ifh.de
Okay, okay I try my luke in the de.comp.datenba nken.mysql
news groups.
Thanks,
gabriel
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