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2007-08-31       - By Warren Young

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Yassin wrote:
> Hi, I'm trying to store result rows in a vector, like this:

I don't believe it's possible to use this feature with raw Row objects
in v2.3.  It's meant to be used with SSQLS; see examples/custom1.cpp.

In MySQL++ v2.3, the Result object must outlive the Row objects that
come from it, but with storein(), the Result object only lasts as long
as the storein() call.  You avoid this limitation when using SSQLS
because the Row objects are temporary, only used to initialize the
SSQLSes; an SSQLS has nothing tying it to the Result object.

This limitation will go away in MySQL++ v3.0, but I think it's better to
use SSQLS anyway.

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