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String literal converted to char* in formal argument 2 in call to sqlbuft(void**, char*) [message #93522]

Mon, 29 April 2002 07:03

Giridhar
Messages: 38
Registered: May 2001

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Hai,
I am getting the following warning while compiling my pro*c program.
Even though its a warning, i would like to know why its coming and how i can avoid it.
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String literal converted to char* in formal argument 2 in call to sqlbuft(void**, char*)
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Kindly help me in resolving this problem.

Thanks,
Giridhar

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Re: String literal converted to char* in formal argument 2 in call to sqlbuft(void**, char*) [message #93555 is a reply to message #93522]

Fri, 14 June 2002 02:30

Peter Hitchman
Messages: 4
Registered: June 2002

Junior Member

Hi,
Is sqlbuft a Oracle routine or your code?

If its yours and the second parameter is never
changed, altering the signature to be sqlbuft(void**, const char*) will remove the warnings.

The compiler is complaining because you are passing
a literal that cannot be modified to a function that
could in theory try to alter it.

Regards

Pete

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