BCB + MySQL

[lesiox]

Hi

I wrote some GUI to connect to MySQL. I need add,edit,delete records -
nothing hard. I'm using ODBC to connect to MySQL. I can add records,
but when i try edit them or delete i have error: "EDBEngineError:
Couldn't perform edit because other user changed the record". Of
course there is no other user or any background application. When i
try do the same from 3rd application like: EMS MySQL Manager - i can't
do it too, but when i use MySQL console problem disappears. Can
someone tell me what i doing wrong?

Thanks for any answer.

 

[Sharad Kala]

Hi

I wrote some GUI to connect to MySQL. I need add,edit,delete records -
nothing hard. I'm using ODBC to connect to MySQL. I can add records,
but when i try edit them or delete i have error: "EDBEngineError:

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[Thomas Matthews]

Hi

I wrote some GUI to connect to MySQL. I need add,edit,delete records -
nothing hard. I'm using ODBC to connect to MySQL. I can add records,
but when i try edit them or delete i have error: "EDBEngineError:
Couldn't perform edit because other user changed the record". Of
course there is no other user or any background application. When i
try do the same from 3rd application like: EMS MySQL Manager - i can't
do it too, but when i use MySQL console problem disappears. Can
someone tell me what i doing wrong?

Thanks for any answer.

Perhaps you are using BCB. I gave up using BCB with MySQL
because of Borlands weird variant data type.

I'm now using WxWidgets with GNU G++ (via Cygwin) and
MySQL. I can access the tables with no problems now.
If only G++ wasn't so cryptic with its linker messages...

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[Lionel B]

If only G++ wasn't so cryptic with its linker messages...

GCC is never cryptic - it's terse. ;-)