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Fri May 2 19:13:14 EDT 2003
tds_process_cancel to allow for the possibility that a dead socket returns
no bytes. Removing that line would resurrect the "loop forever on dead
socket" bug. It seems to me that anything expecting data from a socket has
to distinguish between a packet with no data and a socket with no
connection.
For sure, we don't react to an 0x0f token intelligently; at best we ignore
it. What should happen, I think: we should recognize the 0x0f as a cancel
acknowledgement and record it somewhere as a TDS state, even if we don't use
the information anywhere yet. Then, having dealt with the 0x0f packet, we
keep looking for an 0x04 with the cancel bit set?
> What is the status on conversion? Any outstanding problems
> there? (money?).
Fixed AFAIK. Frediano fixed my major complaints on Friday. Haven't re-run
my tests myself yet.
> Is ODBC working with DBD::ODBC now? There was a
> problem as I recall. Others?
I don't plan to test ODBC.
--jkl
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