[freetds] Invalid cursor state error

Lowden, James K LowdenJK at bernstein.com
Fri Mar 5 15:13:02 EST 2004


> From: freddyz77 at tin.it [mailto:freddyz77 at tin.it]
> Sent: March 4, 2004 10:49 AM
>
> Problem is multiple statement. Assume you 
> - create 2 statement 
> - issue an update on first statement
> - issue a select on second statement
> - you want to read rows changed in first statement.
> 
> The solution is to cache rows number on first statement 
> (cause rows number
> on TDSSOCKET get overwritten by second statement).
> You patch is a workaround and work for single statements. 
> !hstmt test is
> useless (statement value is already tested in macro).

Hi Freddy, 

I'm not absolutely sure we're working on the same problem, but maybe we are.  All I know is I get (untrue) errors invoking stored procedures with 0.62.1, and that with my patch applied I don't see errors that I should see.  

To me, it has nothing to do with "rows affected", which, although interesting, is not critical.  What's critical is to be able to call stored procedures and be made aware of any errors transmitted by the server.  

I'm ready, willing, and able to work on this.  I'd be happy to solve it at the expense of correct row counts for now.  I'd like to fix the release, if at all possible.  But I'm not really sure how to attack the problem in a way that's consistent with what you have in mind.  

I suspect that the error reporting problem is deeper than I first thought.  I don't see how my patch can prevent error messages from being reported by SQLExecDirect().  I think they just aren't reported.   

Have you looked into this and do you have any thoughts on the matter?  

--jkl



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