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2010-04-23 13:07 UTC+0200 Viktor Szakats (harbour.01 syenar.hu)

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* contrib/hbmysql/readme.txt
    ! More or less updated this text.

      Notice have a common rules to build _all_ contribs
      and _all_ accompanying test/util apps since at least
      6-12 months, so most of it was not needed anymore.

      It'd be interesting to make interviews with those
      users who still cannot figure how to link apps, since
      I'm out of ideas how it can be still blown off, or
      what is the common blocking item in such cases.
      My current guess is that they either don't know hbmk2,
      or they copy it away from its location, or they copy
      away tests from their original location.

      As some rules of thumb / checklist:
        0. download C compiler (mingw/msvc prefereed) (see links in INSTALL)
        1. install C compiler
        2. configure C compiler (as per INSTALL EXAMPLES section)
        3. download dependencies (see links in INSTALL)
        4. install dependencies
        5. setup HB_WITH_* vars (as per INSTALL)
        6. go to Harbour source root dir
        7. build Harbour (as per INSTALL, usually: 'win-make' or 'make' command)
        8. change dir to preferred tests or utils subdir inside
           Harbour source tree ('cd contrib/hbmysql/tests').
        9. issue command: '<path>hbmk2 test.prg'
           (where <path> is the path to hbmk2 executable,
           or nothing, if Harbour bin dir has been added to PATH)
       10. remember to put involved .dll in PATH, or copy them next to
           the executable.

       And again: _delete_ HB_COMPILER envvar.
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2010-04-23 13:07 UTC+0200 Viktor Szakats (harbour.01 syenar.hu)
* contrib/hbmysql/readme.txt
! More or less updated this text.
Notice have a common rules to build _all_ contribs
and _all_ accompanying test/util apps since at least
6-12 months, so most of it was not needed anymore.
It'd be interesting to make interviews with those
users who still cannot figure how to link apps, since
I'm out of ideas how it can be still blown off, or
what is the common blocking item in such cases.
My current guess is that they either don't know hbmk2,
or they copy it away from its location, or they copy
away tests from their original location.
As some rules of thumb / checklist:
0. download C compiler (mingw/msvc prefereed) (see links in INSTALL)
1. install C compiler
2. configure C compiler (as per INSTALL EXAMPLES section)
3. download dependencies (see links in INSTALL)
4. install dependencies
5. setup HB_WITH_* vars (as per INSTALL)
6. go to Harbour source root dir
7. build Harbour (as per INSTALL, usually: 'win-make' or 'make' command)
8. change dir to preferred tests or utils subdir inside
Harbour source tree ('cd contrib/hbmysql/tests').
9. issue command: '<path>hbmk2 test.prg'
(where <path> is the path to hbmk2 executable,
or nothing, if Harbour bin dir has been added to PATH)
10. remember to put involved .dll in PATH, or copy them next to
the executable.
And again: _delete_ HB_COMPILER envvar.
2010-04-23 09:35 UTC+0200 Viktor Szakats (harbour.01 syenar.hu)
* contrib/hbide/idemisc.prg
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@@ -19,28 +19,13 @@ tmysql.prg : MySQL access classes
test.prg : a little test program which wont work for you :-) since it uses a .dbf file not
provided. Use it as a small tutorial of tmysql.prg provided functions.
You will also need all .h files from include subdir of your installed MySQL server, at a bare minimum
they are:
mysql.h, mysql_com.h, mysql_version.h
1) See INSTALL on how to obtain/install and configure Harbour build
system for mysql.
(under OS/2 with OS/2 port of MySql you need to use the ones from 3.21.33b build which is the only one with
a single threaded libmysqlclient.a client library and works ok even with latest MySQL/2 availble).
To build this library on Windows (using freely available Borland C++ compiler) you
need to follow these steps:
1) go to www.mysql.com and download any version you like of mysql.
So far I've tested only 3.x versions of MySQL. Install it.
Now you have an include subdir with .h files with the same version
number as your libmysql.dll.
This is very important. You need to use .h files from the package you
install.
2) Link hbmysql.lib and libmysql.lib to your harbour program (you can try to
recompile dbf2mysql inside \contrib\hbmysql just to test everything) and
be sure to have libmysql.dll on your path.
2) Add hbmysql.hbc to your hbmk2 command line (you can also try to
recompile programs in utils and tests subdirs just to test everything)
and be sure to have libmysql.dll in your PATH.
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@@ -69,24 +54,9 @@ TMySQLRow: Every row returned by a SELECT is converted to a TMySQLRow object
I'm aware that this brief document doesn't explain a lot about MySQL access classes and I'm sorry for that
(please read the souce code, it has quite a few comments which can help you understand what's going on)
I'll try to update it as work on these classes goes by and I'll like to receive feedbak and suggestions
I'll try to update it as work on these classes goes by and I'll like to receive feedback and suggestions
from users (if any :-))
Excuse my poor english and happy selecting :-)
Maurilio Longo - <maurilio.longo@libero.it>
New Enhacemets
Added support to mediumint and mediumblob type on the follow classes
TMySqlRow:FieldType() will Return an "B" for mediumblob and an "I" Mediumint field
TMySQLServer:CreateTable(cTable, aStruct,cPrimaryKey,cUniqueKey,cAuto) Added tree new parameters
Cprimarykey tell to use the field defined as an primaty key.
CUniqueKey tell that this field has unique values
cAuto Tell that this field should be auto_increment
Also to create an Table with mediumint and mediumblob field types use
{{"Data","B",1,0},{"Ammount","I",9,0}} in the astructure array
To save an File to an mediumblob field use
cBuffer:=FILETOSQLBINARY(cFile) . this will read up the file and return an string formated to mysql requeriments
Luiz Rafael Culik - <culik@sl.conex.net>