In the following code snippet, the std::string object with name mac is sometimes an empty string (i.e. "") and I want the prepared statement to treat this variable automatically as null. I wonder how this can be achieved in the below code. In my googling attempts, I happened to find that there is a way to set a flag indicating null value but I could not find a concrete example. Could you please provide an example to achieve this? Thnx.
try
{
mConnection->prepare("insertBulkData", mSqlInsertStmt);
pqxx::work xAction(*mConnection);
for(uint32_t i = 0; i < tList.size(); i++)
{
TCoreDTO* tCore = tList[i];
const std::string& mac = tCore->getMac();
const std::string& uuid = tCore->getUUID();
int coreNo = (int)tCore->getCoreNo();
xAction.prepared("insertBulkData")(mac)(uuid)(coreNo).exec();
}
xAction.commit();
}
catch(std::exception& pqExp)
{
//Error handling code
.....
}
The Insert statement is as follows:
std::string mSqlInsertStmt
= "INSERT INTO T_CORES (MAC, UUID, CORE_NO) VALUES ($1, $2, $3)";
Table structure is as follows:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS T_CORES (
ID SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
MAC TEXT,
UUID TEXT,
CORE_NO INT DEFAULT 0);