mysql Insert Question

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I believe the syntax is wrong on this c++ snippet. Any help appreciated. Thanks

mysql_insert(conn, "INSERT INTO tblURLAccess (IP,Count) VALUES ('192.168.1.1','1'");

Posted 18-Jul-11 7:36am

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-07-18T07:39:00

Solution 1

You have a missing ) at the end of the query statement.
mysql_insert(conn, "INSERT INTO tblURLAccess (IP,Count) VALUES ('192.168.1.1','1')");

Posted 18-Jul-11 7:39am

Abhinav S

Updated 18-Jul-11 7:40am

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Member 7766180 18-Jul-11 13:56pm

Doesn't work. The problem is mysql_insert is underlined. Intellsense VS2010 says that it's undefine.

Kim Togo 18-Jul-11 13:59pm

Then please use "Improve question" and write down what the error is.

But the SQL syntax is still wrong.

Member 7766180 18-Jul-11 14:04pm

What is the correct syntax?

Member 7766180 18-Jul-11 14:16pm

Error is....
Error 1 error C3861: 'mysql_insert': identifier not found C:\FB\FBCode Samples\SmallDB\SmallDB\SmallDB.cpp 31 1 SmallDB

Abhinav S 18-Jul-11 14:01pm

Well in that case this method cannot be found - make sure it exists.

Member 7766180 18-Jul-11 14:04pm

The error i'm getting is "mysql_insert is undefined" How do I define it?

Abhinav S 18-Jul-11 14:07pm

Create a method that accepts the parameters that you are passing and does whatever processing is required!

Member 7766180 18-Jul-11 14:15pm

I have it defined.
#include <c:\\mysql\\include\\mysql.h>

Kim Togo 20-Jul-11 7:19am

There is no method called "mysql_insert(..., ...)" in mysql.h file.
The method "mysql_insert(..., ...)" must exists in another class or file.

Kim Togo 18-Jul-11 13:57pm

Good spot! :-)

Abhinav S 18-Jul-11 14:02pm

Thanks.

Ger Hayden · Answer 2 · 2011-07-18T08:46:00

Solution 2

It would not hurt to get into the habit of trying the SQL in the MySQL query browser to test it and eliminate any SQL problems from the situation.

Posted 18-Jul-11 8:46am

Ger Hayden

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Albert Holguin 18-Jul-11 19:31pm

great suggestion!