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Article #559Re: TADOCommand::Execute signature
From: Edward Diener
Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2005 03:52
Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2005 03:52
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Edward Diener wrote: > If I call a TADOCommand's Execute method with a single parameter of an > 'int', to get the records affected by the command, the compiler accepts > it even though it does not match any of the parameters for the three > forms of TADOCommand::Execute in the adodb.hpp header file. Why ? Never mind, I know the answer ! It does match one of the 3 signatures even though it is not the one I thought I was calling.
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