QSqlQuery::next () returns false on OSX..

U7Development

@Christian-Ehrlicher I really 101% sure there is data ... here is a screenshot

I forgot something important, the database I'm using is MariaDB on a remote server, is accessed by all three operating systems... there is no local db..

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Christian Ehrlicher

Did you do what @JonB suggests with select count(*)? Did you try to insert data into the table just to see if it works?

JonB

@U7Development
We're not saying there isn't a problem/bug here, just that you need to try a few things. Does it depend on table? Does simply every query fail to return any rows? Does an INSERT work at all? Did you build for yourself or install the Qt or the MySQL ODBC?

SGaist

Hi,

To add to my fellows, since it's a remote database, are you sure your Mac machine is allowed to access that specific database ?

On an unrelated not, keeping local copies of QSqlDatabase object is highly not recommended as explained in the class documentation.

U7Development

Thanks all for answering..
I'll do some queries to check if I can insert/remove or update cells from my Mac machine...
I don't know how to check if my Mac is being blocked by my DB, I just installed ODBC Mysql connector as documented...

Will return later for updates.

Thanks again.

artwaw

@U7Development Out of curiosity - if you use MariaDB why bother with ODBC if you can use MysqlConnector directly?

JonB

@artwaw
Can one use the Qt MYSQL connector thingie with MariaDB?

artwaw

@JonB I think so. I did so under Windows some 2 years ago, db was vanilla MariaDB running on Debian over local network. All I needed was to provide proper dll from Mysql client connector (oracle client connector package).

U7Development

@artwaw I got compiling problems ... and could not find binary package ... :(

U7Development

Tests done:

Pushing a row into tcuentas:

db is valid outputs true
db is open outputs true

if consulta.exec(). outputs true..
finally checked into tcuentas and the row exists, so the test succeeds.
Executed select count(*) from tcuentas

db is valid outputs true
db is open outputs true

while consulta.next() outputs false...

Seems to be something with the query itself...

It is not mandatory to use Mac OSX by the way... for now I will use VirtualBox Windows 10 and continue developing there, this post was created just by curiosity.., if I find a solution in the meanwhile I will post here..

Thanks!

mchinand

What is the result if you run that query on your Mac using another MariaDB client?