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Invalid problem of batch std::vector<ocilib::Date > date display. #349

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MagicXran opened this issue Jun 26, 2023 · 5 comments
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Invalid problem of batch std::vector<ocilib::Date > date display. #349

MagicXran opened this issue Jun 26, 2023 · 5 comments

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@MagicXran
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Write the code as follows, please focus on the roll_change_times variable.

void rollchan(std::vector<ocilib::ostring>& roll_ids, std::vector<ocilib::Date> roll_change_times, std::vector<float>& roll_diameters, std::vector<ocilib::ostring>& roll_locations, std::vector<ocilib::ostring>& roll_kinds)
{
	try
	{
		auto& db = DB::OracleDB::OracleConnectionPool::getOracleInstance();
		auto conn = db.getConnection();

		const int StrMaxSize = 20;

		ocilib::Statement stmt(conn);
		//conn.SetAutoCommit(true);

		stmt.Prepare("INSERT INTO ROLL_CHANGES (ROLL_ID,ROLL_LOCATION,ROLL_KIND,ROLL_DIAMETER,ROLL_CHANGE_TIME) VALUES (:ids,:locs,:kinds,:dia,:time)");
		stmt.SetBindArraySize(roll_ids.size());


		stmt.Bind(":ids", roll_ids, StrMaxSize, ocilib::BindInfo::In);
		stmt.Bind(":locs", roll_locations, StrMaxSize, ocilib::BindInfo::In);
		stmt.Bind(":kinds", roll_kinds, StrMaxSize, ocilib::BindInfo::In);
		stmt.Bind(":dia", roll_diameters, ocilib::BindInfo::In);
		stmt.Bind(":time", roll_change_times, ocilib::BindInfo::In);

		stmt.ExecutePrepared();
		conn.Commit();

		std::cout << "row processed : " << stmt.GetAffectedRows() << std::endl;


	}
	catch (const std::exception& e)
	{
		cerr << "err: " << e.what() << endl;
	}
}

//main 
       std::vector<ocilib::ostring> roll_ids{ "1","3","2","4" };
	std::vector<ocilib::ostring> roll_locations{ "top","lo","t","er","666" };
	std::vector<ocilib::ostring> roll_kinds{ "w","b","x","er" ,"666" };

        // Is the date pointer displayed in roll_change_times null? Why is this?
	std::vector<ocilib::Date> roll_change_times(4, ocilib::Date("2022-12-24 12:38:44", "yyyy-MM-dd HH24:mi:ss"));

	std::vector<float> roll_diameters{ 1203.44f,333.f,555.f,55.67f ,555.0f };

	rollchan(roll_ids, roll_change_times, roll_diameters, roll_locations, roll_kinds);

The following are the stored results? Confused 0002-11-30:

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@MagicXran
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Is it because ocilib::Date has no corresponding copy constructor?

@MagicXran
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hello? Is anybody here?

@vrogier
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vrogier commented Apr 17, 2024

Hi,

I will investigate this issue prior the release of v4.7.7

Regards,

Vincent

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vrogier commented Apr 17, 2024

linked to #351

@vrogier
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vrogier commented Jan 10, 2025

ocilib::Date has no corresponding copy constructor

It does (using parent class) but this copy constructor, is using handle ref counting assignement not value copy.

Commit 8f05b7e added specific copy assignement for "value" datatypes.

And by the way, in your example code, the date vector was passed by value and not by reference liek others ones.

Regards,

Vincent

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