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I don't know which one is faster cause I never used emplace_back and never had any lengthy calculations with vectors.

Note also that you should perform your tests with release builds!

Did you try to measure the execution times of both emplace_back and push_back methods and compare these?

Why do you set the tempdb as the Initial Catalog (Database)?

What info about INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES would you like to get from this raw ODBC code?

Could you post a code snippet reproducing your problem, so we would run and test it?

And what is the column name at which the error happens?

LOL!
And who, how and where did set this value to be 51?

How did you get "the value of i is 51"?

It seems that the result of all these arithmetic operations with int/uint, short/ushort, byte types will be always of the type int.
Therefore you will have to explicitly cast the result to the type...

Isn't it because of your using std::hex by outputting?

Did you try to report this problem to Developer Community?

[merged posts]

Maybe using CR LF in text?

Arjay, I'm not who makes a decision which classes to use.
I'd better use the ADO, but I work in this company only 3.5 years while they use ODBS since 1998 or earlier! :(

Yes. For example our company still uses ODBC (the old MFC CDatabase and CRecordset classes).
Unfortunately... :(
I hate odbc, but I must use it almost everywhere in code.

Do you mean that OP have not started yet? :confused:
i.e. he is still waiting (almost eight months) for your opinion? :eek:

I guess the reason is: SQL Data Types are not the same as ODBC C data types:

Then you should have asked your question more specific.
Please read the Announcements, post of Brad Jones "Before you post...."

Well you can call it but
cout::Operator << () seems to have no idea how to use the type/value that is returned by this function.

It looks like your main() has no idea what max_price() is. :confused:

Then scale them to the reasonable size! MS Paint can do it pretty good and fast! ;)

Sorry, but I don't trust the sites where you uploaded your pictures. :sick:

1. Could you explain what you are trying to achieve (in words, not just in code!) and what works not as expected?
2. Please, attach your images to your post! See the Announcements, section...

OK I'll delete your new thread.

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