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How to get MySQL Native Data Type values?
How do I get the native data type like we get in ORACLE using
OCIAttrGet(colHandle, OCI_DTYPE_PARAM, (dvoid *) &dataType, 0, OCI_ATTR_DATA_TYPE, m_errorHandle); It will return &datatype value for: VARCHAR2 - 1 NUMBER - 2 Date - 12 How do we achieve this in MYSQL 5.1? I saw in manual but not found any pointer. There is no any point described for native data types value. |
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