Sets a string parameter. (wchar_t version.)
This call sets a string parameter of a statement call. The SQL data types CHARACTER, CHARACTER VARYING, NATIONAL CHARACTER, NATIONAL CHARACTER VARYING, DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP, DECIMAL and NUMERIC may be set using this call.
Parameters
MimerStatement statementhandle,
int16_t param_no,
const wchar_t *value)
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statementhandle |
in |
A handle returned by MimerBeginStatement[C|8] identifying a prepared statement. |
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param_no |
in |
A number identifying the parameter. First parameter is 1. |
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value |
in |
A pointer to a buffer holding a null terminated character string. If this pointer is a null pointer, the parameter is set to the SQL null value. |
Returns
A negative value indicating an error, or zero if successful.
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Return value |
Description |
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MIMER_SUCCESS |
Success. |
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MIMER_CAST_VIOLATION |
If the referred SQL data type was not a CHARACTER, CHARACTER VARYING, NATIONAL CHARACTER, NATIONAL CHARACTER VARYING, DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP, DECIMAL or a NUMERIC. |
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MIMER_ILLEGAL_CHARACTER |
If the input string contained illegal Unicode characters. |
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MIMER_NONEXISTENT_COLUMN_PARAMETER |
The referenced parameter does not exist. |
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MIMER_NULL_VIOLATION |
Cannot assign the null value to a non-nullable parameter |
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MIMER_OUTOFMEMORY |
If not enough memory could be allocated. |
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MIMER_PARAMETER_NOT_INPUT |
The referenced parameter is not an input or input/output parameter, which is required when calling a data input routine. |
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MIMER_TRUNCATION_ERROR |
The input string was longer than could be held in the parameter. |
Notes
Micro API compatible.
wchar_t version of the routine. See Character String Formats for more information about character formats and the different routine versions.