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Hopefully this makefile will work for you.

I'll try to have an updated GNUmakefile over the weekend, but here is what needs to be done to generate the new GNUmakefile: install or build the bakefile package create the following directory structure for the databaselayer code (i.e. the SVN tree) wxCode/ build/ components/ databaselayer inside t...

Sorry for the delayed response. The seems to be that I've always tested on my local static wxWidgets builds. The bakefile needs to include the shared build targets. I'll see what I can do to get a fixed makefile for that.

I usually run valgrind on the unit tests under Linux to test for memory leaks but unfortunately it's been a while.

wxMemoryBuffer looks like it allocates buffer space in 1024 byte increments. There may be some junk data left in the buffer that is getting interpreted as part of the string. When you write the string into the database, is the null terminator at the end of the string written out to the blob as well?...

Yes, you are correct.

Great catch! Thanks for finding that bug.

What version of wxWidgets are you compiling against?

wyo used to be very active in the wxWidgets community. I wonder why he's "given up on OpenSource".

I was able to get the code to compile against 8.3 by adding the following before the pg_wchar.h include line.

"mysql++" You just need to copy the DLL from "C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.0\bin" (or where ever you installed MySQL) to your programs working directory. "DatabaseLayer" The databaselayer_mysql.lib static library is compiled as "Multi-threaded DLL". ...

This is a requested feature, but at this time it is not possible with the existing API.

Yes, the code works with SQL Server. You need to compile against the latest FreeTDS library. I've used it successfully to retrieve from a SQL Server, but I don't think that blob support is functional yet.

Looking at the SVN docs ( http://www.lpthe.jussieu.fr/~zeitlin/wxWindows/docs/wxwin_wxdatetime.html#wxdatetimeparseformat ) it looks like 2.9 has more versions of wxDateTime::ParseFormat(). Maybe if we explicitly set the third parameter to wxDefaultDateTime rather than using the default provided by ...

Have you tried using the absolute path to the database file?

If you're not running a Firebird server, then I think you need to use the fbembed.dll instead of fbclient.dll at runtime.