Re: How do I access the data contained within the performUpdate function's boundData parameter?

Ed Curren <[email protected]> writes:

>I am writing a database plug-in to use sqlite as a back end certificate
>store. Part of the performUpdate function parameter list is const void
>*boundData. Through some investigation I see that the actual data type is
>that of the struct BOUND_DATA.
>
>I have cast the const void *boundData as a BOUND_DATA*, however when I
>attempt to read any of the three members of the BOUND_DATA struct I encounter
>an error stating that the data cannot be read.  I do not attempt to read the
>boundData variable unless the boundDataLength is greater than zero.
>
>So my ultimate question is, how do I access the data contained within the
>boundData parameter?

boundData is an array of [0...BOUND_DATA_MAXITEMS] items, you can iterate
through it with:

  for( i = 0; boundData[ i ].type != BOUND_DATA_NONE; i++ )

There's no boundDataLength value present (except in the old dbx_rpcc.c).

Peter.

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