QSqlQuery select statment

[raven-worx]

@MrLibya

qDebug() << query.lastError().text()

should give more hints whats the problem.

But i guess the problem is the table name ([main].[items]), which isn't valid?!?

[MrLibya]

@raven-worx ok i got

Parameter count mismatch

[MrLibya]

i also tried

        query.addBindValue(ui->Numberinput->text());
        query.addBindValue(ui->search_item->text());

but the same

[raven-worx]

@MrLibya
this error is very unspecific and may also occur when the query itself is invalid.
As i already stated, whats about the table name [main].[items]. Is this really correct?!

[MrLibya]

@raven-worx yep , i've already used this method in another function and it's work very well

void MainWindow::UpdateSearchItem(QStringList *List)
{
    QSqlQuery query("SELECT * FROM [main].[items]");
    while (query.next())
        *List << query.value(1).toString();
}

[hskoglund]

Hi, maybe the text substitution goes haywire, to see the resolved text, try:
qDebug() << query.executedQuery();

[MrLibya]

@hskoglund said in QSqlQuery select statment:

qDebug() << query.executedQuery();

i got

"SELECT * FROM [main].[items] WHERE barcode = ? OR name = ? "

[hskoglund]

Indeed the text substitution seems borked, you could try instead doing the text substitution directly yourself, something like this:

QSqlQuery query("SELECT * FROM [main].[items] WHERE barcode = '123' OR name = 'Smith'");

[MrLibya]

@hskoglund that will not really helps , goes the barcode - name , the user will input from line edit , so dose this only not work on sqlite ? if i use mysql it will work ??

[hskoglund]

Hi, you can build the select string something like this:

QString s = QString("SELECT * FROM [main].[items] WHERE barcode = '%1' OR name = '%2'").arg(ui->Numberinput->text()).arg(ui->search_item->text());
QSqlQuery query(s);

[MrLibya]

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[MrLibya]

@hskoglund thx it work :)