QSqlQuery Access violation by out of scope

[SGaist]

Hi,

Did you check that your MySQL dlls are compiled with the same compiler as Qt ?

[masterofeye]

As mentioned on the top, i took the libmysql.dll from the installation here mysql-connector-c-6.1.6-winx64 and the qsqlmysqld.dll from the msvc2013_64 installation. They should be compatible or ?

[jsulm]

@masterofeye said in QSqlQuery Access violation by out of scope:

They should be compatible or ?

Only if libmysql.dll was built with msvc2013_64.

[kshegunov]

@masterofeye said in QSqlQuery Access violation by out of scope:

UnitTest.exe!SQLConstructor::MySQLInitialization() Zeile 35	C++
UnitTest.exe!main(int argc, char * * argv) Zeile 23	C++

What do you have around line 23 in your main() and what do you have around line 35 in SQLConstructor::MySQLInitialization()? It's not clear from the code snippet how the code you posted relates to these two locations.

[masterofeye]

So tested some more and put my code in the main function between of the QCoreApplication creation and the exec() function. And it works! I changed the QSqlQuery variable to a pointer and dellete it before the call of the exec().

When i put the this code now back in the class and execute the function, I get the error again.
The class inherits form QObject and uses the Q_OBJECT macro. Do I need anything else ?

sorry here the answer from @kshegunov question
main:

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
	QCoreApplication a(argc, argv);

	SQLConstructor sql();
	sql.MySQLInitialization();   //line 13

	QLocalSocket socket;
	socket.connectToServer("server");
	while (!socket.isOpen());

       RW::CORE::Unit u(&socket);
       u.StartTest(RW::CORE::Util::Functions::PortalInfoShowDialog);
       return a.exec();
}
```in MySQLInitialization happens my code posted in the first post.

[masterofeye]

I found it !!! .... i linked against the Qt5Sql.lib and not against the Qt5Sqld.lib ..... GRRR
Thx for your help !!

[SGaist]

Out of curiosity, how did that happen ?

[VRonin]

@SGaist Happened to me too when I was using VS Express (which does not support the addins), you have to do the linking manually (and invoke moc and stuff in prebuild) and it's easy to get it wrong

[SGaist]

@VRonin I was thinking about something along this line. Just wanted to check whether it was that or a setup issue, an IDE quirk or something more exotic :)

[mrjj]

@SGaist
is VS express not excotic enough ? ;)