izasow_at_yahoo.com (Izabela Sowula) wrote in message news:<61cb1b1e.0107191747.16c50ffa_at_posting.google.com>...
> Hi,
>
> I'm having a problem with finding a replacement for strcat or strncat
> functions to use in my pro*c (dynamic method 4 with Pro*C/C++: Release
> 8.1.7.2.0).
>
> The flow of actions in my application are to prompt user to ask a
> question in English then to analyse it against the dictionary and then
> to create an SQL query and retrieve data from the database all in the
> runtime.My dictionary has to be in an array of structs:
>
> struct dicRecord
> {
>
> string key;
> string from;
> string where;
>
> } copyofdictionary[100];
>
> So far I can do everything apart from concatenation of strings, which
> then are going to make sql equerry.
>
> In my main I have defined:
> char g_from[82] = {"FROM PLANT"};
>
> then I want to use an equivalent of strcat doing:
> strcat(g_from,",");
>
> or
>
> strcat(g_from,copyofdictionary[result].from);
>
>
> If I'm trying to use #define mystrcat(A,B) strcat((char*)A,B);
> then I'm going into an infinitive loop with the message
> ANSI Sqlstate 42000 Syntax error or access violation ORA 00942
>
> I will appreciate any help
>
> Thanks
>
> Izabela
Can't understand this problem really. strcat is a c function and hence is
available in Pro*c as well. Is it not?
Received on Fri Jul 20 2001 - 04:07:30 CDT
