Hi,
I started using SOCI some time ago and implemented a simple mapping
for a "User" object. First I tried with SQLite because it is easy to
setup. I used camelcase for the column names and it works fine. I now
also want to have a PostgreSQL database as the backend and found out
that it does not support capital letters in table and column names
when not quoted. Also the piece of code below does not work anymore,
because of the capitals.
static void from_base(values const& v, indicator /* ind */, core::User& user)
{
user.UUID = v.get<std::string>("UUID");
user.login = v.get<std::string>("Login");
user.setPasswordHash(v.get<std::string>("Password"));
user.firstName = v.get<std::string>("FirstName");
user.lastName = v.get<std::string>("LastName");
user.email = v.get<std::string>("Email");
}
static void to_base(const core::User& user, values& v, indicator& ind)
{
v.set("UUID", user.UUID);
v.set("Login", user.login);
v.set("Password", user.getPasswordHash());
v.set("FirstName", user.firstName);
v.set("LastName", user.lastName);
v.set("Email", user.email);
ind = i_ok;
}
Is there a way to make these wrappers work for any underlying backend
regardless of case, or should I stick with all lower case identifiers?
Currently it is not much work to refactor my code, but I don't know if
there is a "general" guideline to this problem. I could imagine that
an other backend for example may only support everything capitalised.
Kind regards,
Christian
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