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/**********************************************************************
* SQLExecute
*
**********************************************************************
*
* This code was created by Peter Harvey (mostly during Christmas 98/99).
* This code is LGPL. Please ensure that this message remains in future
* distributions and uses of this code (thats about all I get out of it).
* - Peter Harvey pharvey@codebydesign.com
*
**********************************************************************/
#include "driver.h"
SQLRETURN SQLExecute( SQLHSTMT hDrvStmt )
{
HDRVSTMT hStmt = (HDRVSTMT)hDrvStmt;
int nColumn;
int nCols;
int nRow;
COLUMNHDR *pColumnHeader;
/* SANITY CHECKS */
if( NULL == hStmt )
return SQL_INVALID_HANDLE;
sprintf((char*) hStmt->szSqlMsg, "hStmt = $%08lX", hStmt );
logPushMsg( hStmt->hLog, __FILE__, __FILE__, __LINE__, LOG_WARNING, LOG_WARNING,(char*) hStmt->szSqlMsg );
if( hStmt->pszQuery == NULL )
{
logPushMsg( hStmt->hLog, __FILE__, __FILE__, __LINE__, LOG_WARNING, LOG_WARNING, "SQL_ERROR No prepared statement" );
return SQL_ERROR;
}
/**************************
* Free any current results
**************************/
if ( hStmt->hStmtExtras->aResults )
_FreeResults( hStmt->hStmtExtras );
/**************************
* send prepared query to server
**************************/
/**************************
* allocate memory for columns headers and result data (row 0 is column header while col 0 is reserved for bookmarks)
**************************/
/**************************
* gather column header information (save col 0 for bookmarks)
**************************/
/************************
* gather data (save col 0 for bookmarks)
************************/
/**************************
* free the snapshot
**************************/
logPushMsg( hStmt->hLog, __FILE__, __FILE__, __LINE__, LOG_INFO, LOG_INFO, "SQL_SUCCESS" );
return SQL_SUCCESS;
}
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