Discussion of article "How to Access the MySQL Database from MQL5 (MQL4)" - page 11
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Yes, "sprintf_s" and "sprintf" do not support Chinese. I'll try to help you to solve this problem!
Database still can not OUTPUT Chinese data
mql5_x64 downloaded last
2016.10.14 23:31:18.688 unresolved import function call
2016.10.14 23:31:18.688 Cannot call 'cMySqlConnect', '..\libraries\MQLMySQL.dll' is not loaded
2016.10.14 23:31:18.687 Cannot load 'C:\MetaTrader\MT5 demo\MQL5\libraries\MQLMySQL.dll'.
The article is not bad. It's a pity that I don't use MySQL. I use either Access or MS SQL, which is included with VS.
By the way, Access is available on almost any computer. Connecting to Access provides portability without additional software settings and customisations. Sometimes it is important.
I took the trouble to "check out of the box" - it doesn't work.
It hasn't been licensed or installed automatically with the rest of office for a long time. Why should it be on every computer?
Thanks, I didn't know. I have 2007, it's automatic. And most people still have 2007 or even 2003, imho. Let's learn MySQL).
SQLite is more reasonable - it doesn't require a separate server, MQ has some plans for it, that's two :-)
PS/ every time I update my laptop (Home ed. may be because of this) some pieces of the registry related to MySQL Community Server are demolished - I have to run its "updater" manually to get everything back in place
SQLite is more reasonable - it doesn't require a separate server - one, MQ has some plans for it - two :-)
PS/ every time I upgrade my laptop (Home ed. may be because of this) some pieces of the registry related to MySQL Community Server - I have to run its "updater" by hand to put everything back in its place.
Looked at https://sqlite.org/ Yes, interesting, but everything is simple, as you can't even look into MS SQL. No difference for applications, but for home use it is inconvenient.
There are a lot of third-party GUIs/IDEs for it - and sqlite itself is just a pure database engine and API for embedding it in applications....