Comparing two QSqlFields
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Hello,
I need to see if two QSqlFields have the same field name and value. I have QSqlFields loaded from SQLITE database, and when I compare them to a field I have just created, with the same field name and value, the == -operator still returns false. Is there something else the == -operator checks than field name and value of the two QSqlFields? If I simply create two fields:
@ QSqlField field1("task_id");
field1.setValue(QVariant(QString("1")));
QSqlField field2("task_id");
field2.setValue(QVariant(QString("1")));
if (field1 == field2) showmessage(1);@Comparing them works fine (returns true), but not with the loaded fields from an actual database...
Note, I actually need to compare two QSqlRecords, but it seems the problem lies in QSqlField -level.
EDIT: Now that I think of it, the values probably aren't loaded as QVariant(QString()) -format, which I've used to test it. Does anyone know how (QVariant(??)) are the values loaded from the database?
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Hi,
IIRC, the variant type will depend on the content of the database, you could check your two fields type to see if they match.
Hope it helps