SQLGetInfo and SQLGetFunctions implementation. More...

#include <config.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <freetds/utils.h>
#include <freetds/odbc.h>
#include <odbcss.h>

Include dependency graph for info.c:

Macros
#define	API3_(n)
#define	API3_(n)
#define	API3X(n)
#define	API3X(n)
#define	API__(n)
#define	API__(n)
#define	API_X(n)
#define	API_X(n)
#define	IVAL out_len = sizeof(SQLINTEGER), ((SQLINTEGER ) rgbInfoValue)
#define	SIVAL out_len = sizeof(SQLSMALLINT), ((SQLSMALLINT ) rgbInfoValue)
#define	UIVAL out_len = sizeof(SQLUINTEGER), ((SQLUINTEGER ) rgbInfoValue)
#define	ULVAL out_len = sizeof(SQLULEN), ((SQLULEN ) rgbInfoValue)
#define	USIVAL out_len = sizeof(SQLUSMALLINT), ((SQLUSMALLINT ) rgbInfoValue)

Functions
static void	odbc_log_unimplemented_type (const char function_name[], int fType)
	Log a useful message about unimplemented options Defying belief, Microsoft defines mutually exclusive options that some ODBC implementations #define as duplicate values (meaning, of course, that they couldn't be implemented in the same function because they're indistinguishable.
SQLRETURN	odbc_SQLGetInfo (TDS_DBC dbc, SQLUSMALLINT fInfoType, SQLPOINTER rgbInfoValue, SQLSMALLINT cbInfoValueMax, SQLSMALLINT FAR pcbInfoValue _WIDE)
SQLRETURN ODBC_PUBLIC ODBC_API	SQLGetFunctions (SQLHDBC hdbc, SQLUSMALLINT fFunction, SQLUSMALLINT FAR *pfExists)
SQLRETURN ODBC_PUBLIC ODBC_API	SQLGetInfo (SQLHDBC hdbc, SQLUSMALLINT fInfoType, SQLPOINTER rgbInfoValue, SQLSMALLINT cbInfoValueMax, SQLSMALLINT FAR *pcbInfoValue)

Detailed Description

SQLGetInfo and SQLGetFunctions implementation.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ API_X [1/2]

#define API_X ( n )

Value:

case n:

◆ API_X [2/2]

#define API_X ( n )

Value:

if (n >= 0 && n < 100) pfExists[n] = SQL_TRUE;

Function Documentation

◆ odbc_log_unimplemented_type()

void odbc_log_unimplemented_type	(	const char	function_name[],
		int	fType )

static

Log a useful message about unimplemented options Defying belief, Microsoft defines mutually exclusive options that some ODBC implementations #define as duplicate values (meaning, of course, that they couldn't be implemented in the same function because they're indistinguishable.

Those duplicates are commented out below.