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Re: At Wits End/SQLite3 [message #8531 is a reply to message #8530] Thu, 15 March 2007 20:34 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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The difference between

INT_	(ID)


and

INT	(ID)


is that former also defines SqlId ID("ID"). Of course, if you use '_' twice for ID, you have got two definitions of the same symbol, no-no in C++.

So the moral of the story - always use '_' only once per identifier.

Note: This is not somethin I am particulary happy about, but there is no better choice in C++. It is still less hassle than define SQL ids separately.

Mirek
 
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