Re: SQLDA and STL

Alex Vinokur wrote:
>
> Here is the SQLDA (SQL Descriptor Area) structure
> used in dynamic SQL programs in databases.
>
> struct SQLDA
> {
> long N; /* Descriptor size in number of entries */
> char **V; /* Ptr to Arr of addresses of main variables */
> long *L; /* Ptr to Arr of lengths of buffers */
> short *T; /* Ptr to Arr of types of buffers */
> short **I; /* Ptr to Arr of addresses of indicator vars */
> long F; /* Number of variables found by DESCRIBE */
> char **S; /* Ptr to Arr of variable name pointers */
> short *M; /* Ptr to Arr of max lengths of var. names */
> short *C; * Ptr to Arr of current lengths of var. names */
> char **X; /* Ptr to Arr of ind. var. name pointers */
> short *Y; /* Ptr to Arr of max lengths of ind. var. names */
> short *Z; /* Ptr to Arr of cur lengths of ind. var. names */
> };
>
> That is C language structure.
> [ ... ]

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