Difference between revisions of "OpenDBX bind simple"
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int odbx_bind_simple( | int odbx_bind_simple( | ||
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const char* password ) | const char* password ) | ||
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Opens the database located on the database server specified in odbx_init(). The authentication is done by using username and password. If any options should be set, it must be done before calling this function. | Opens the database located on the database server specified in odbx_init(). The authentication is done by using username and password. If any options should be set, it must be done before calling this function. | ||
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handle: Connection object created by odbx_init() | handle: Connection object created by odbx_init() | ||
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password: Password string for authentication | password: Password string for authentication | ||
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Zero on success | Zero on success | ||
Non-zero if an error occured | Non-zero if an error occured | ||
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-ODBX_ERR_PARAM: One of the parameters is invalid | -ODBX_ERR_PARAM: One of the parameters is invalid |
Revision as of 18:24, 1 October 2005
int odbx_bind_simple( odbx_t* handle, const char* database, const char* username, const char* password )
Description:
Opens the database located on the database server specified in odbx_init(). The authentication is done by using username and password. If any options should be set, it must be done before calling this function.
Parameters:
handle: Connection object created by odbx_init() database: Name of the database username: User to connect to the database password: Password string for authentication
Return values:
Zero on success Non-zero if an error occured
Errors:
-ODBX_ERR_PARAM: One of the parameters is invalid -ODBX_ERR_NOMEM: Allocating new memory failed -ODBX_ERR_TOOLONG: The length of a string exceeded the buffer size -1: Any error retured by the backend
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