isc_sql_interprete()

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Builds a SQL error message string and stores it in a user-defined buffer.

Syntax

void isc_sql_interprete(
short SQLCODE,
char *buffer,
short buffer_length);

Parameter	Type	Description
SQLCODE	short	Variable containing a SQLCODE value
buffer	char *	Application buffer into which to store a SQL error message
buffer_length	short	Length, in bytes, of buffer

Description

Given a SQLCODE value less than zero, isc_sql_interprete() builds a corresponding SQL error message string, and stores it in a user-defined buffer. The size of the buffer, in bytes, must also be passed to this function.

To display a SQL error message corresponding to a SQLCODE value, use isc_print_sqlerror() instead of this call.

Example

The following code fragment illustrates a call to isc_sql_interprete():

#include <ibase.h>
long SQLCODE;
char err_buf[256];
. . .
if (status_vector[0] == 1 && status_vector[1]) {
SQLCODE = isc_sqlcode(status_vector);
isc_sql_interprete(SQLCODE, err_buf, sizeof(err_buff));
}

Return value

None.

See Also

• isc_interprete()
• isc_print_sqlerror()
• isc_print_status()
• isc_sqlcode()