Single-parameter tquery with SQLQueryParms fixed

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Single-parameter tquery with SQLQueryParms fixed

Single-parameter tquery with SQLQueryParms fixed

2007-07-16 - By Warren Young

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I believe I've found the proper fix for this problem. In the Query
methods that execute queries (execute(), store*(), use()) that take a
SQLQueryParms reference, add this line above the call to the other overload:

AutoFlag<> af(def.processing_);

This is for v2.3. svn has the fix for v3 now already.

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