On 14 Feb 2002 21:55:00 -0800, vikashb(at)mweb(dot)co(dot)za (Vikash Badal)
wrote:
>strcat(querystr,"\"DECLARE mycursor CURSOR FOR select * from currpass
>where sitename = \'tvl\'\");
Vikash,
double quotes tell the C compiler, where a string literal starts and
ends. Otherwise DECLARE would be interpreted as a name of a variable
and the next word wolud be a syntax error. Your querystr should not
*contain* the double quotes. So
strcat(querystr,"DECLARE mycursor CURSOR FOR select * from currpass
where sitename = 'tvl'");
should do the trick. BTW, are you sure you want strcat and not
strcpy?
Kind regards,
Carl van Tast