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VARBINARY and VARCHAR

VARBINARY and VARCHAR

2007-01-08       - By Frantisek Kaduch

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Hello,

I've a question regarding the VARBINARY field type. I'm using MySQL 5.0.27 and
mysql++-2.1.1.
Can I insert binary data, it means a string of unsigned chars, with values in
the range 0 - 255 in the VARCHAR field ? I tried first to define the field as
VARBINARY, but could  not find a corresponding mysql++type in the
sql_types.h, something like "sql_varbinary", there's only sql_varchar
available.
The data to insert I acquire from the stream of digital TV and they form an SI
table binary descriptor.

thanks

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