One of the most powerful combinations that any programmer can use is the combination of C++ and MySQL - a flexible programming language with a multi-platform and stable database; but this may seem an intimidating task to the new software developer.
It's not. This article will show just how easy it is for a programmer to use C++ to:
- set up a connection to a MySQL database
- use the C++ code to access an MySQL stored function
- display the results returned by the MySQL stored function
- and (perhaps most importantly) handle any errors
Setting up Test Data in a MySQL Database
Before a programmer can use a database that database must, of course, exist; or, at very least, a test database must exist. Fortunately creating a database in MySQL is very simple and consists of three steps:
- log on to MySQL
- use SQL to create the MySQL database and any tables
- populate the tables with appropriate data
The first step (logging on to MySQL) can be done from the command line:
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