No, the update queries are quite short (less thant 100 characters).
  no response from the apache server.
  1. Freetds compilation :
  2. PHP3 compilation
./configure '--with-apache=../apache_1.3.12' 
  '--with-gd' '--with-ttf' '--with-xml' '--with-zlib' 
  '--with-sybase=/usr/local/freetds/' '--enable-track-vars' 
  ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache/ 
  --activate-module=src/modules/php3/libphp3.a 
  And then modify the interfaces file of freetds to point to our database 
  server.
  >>> roger AT firedrake.org 06/09/2000 13:20:41 >>> 
  
On or about Wed, Sep 06, 2000 at 07:10:42AM +0000, L. DAVID typed: 
  
>Hello, 
> 
>I'm a newbie into this community, and 
  currently working 
>on a project trying to use freetds 4.2 with PHP 3 
  running 
>on Solaris with Apahce, to send some queries to a MS SQL 7 
  database 
>running on NT. 
> 
>All the select like requests 
  are running well, but 
>Apache seems to trap when we are trying an 
  update 
>request on a table. 
> 
>Is this a bug, or is there 
  something special to configure 
>when building freetds ? 
I'm 
  also a newbie here... but this may be something that bit me, 
which I've 
  semi-solved. (There are archive messages that seem 
to be related, though 
  it's not entirely clear to me yet; and alas, 
my employers disapprove of my 
  spending the _entire_ day reading 
about tools rather than working with 
  them.) 
Are the update queries longer than 512 characters, while the 
  
selects are shorter? MS-SQL 7 seems to have problems with queries 
sent 
  in more than about two packets, and closes the data stream - 
and FreeTDS 
  hangs waiting for a response. 
Try extending the packet length in 
  write.c, where it's set to 
512 at the moment - might also be worth raising 
  BUFSIZ to match. 
Something I haven't seen discussed here is spurious 
  NULs - I'm 
using DBD::Sybase on top of FreeTDS to talk to MS-SQL7, and 
  
most of the fields returned by SELECTs have trailing NULs. 
Naturally 
  this wouldn't be a problem with C, but Perl quite 
happily retains and 
  forwards the NULs, thus confusing the web 
browser... has anyone else seen 
  this, and is there a 
recommended fix? 
Roger 
-- 
Roger 
  Burton West 
roger AT firedrake.org ACTING IN A 
  PRIVATE CAPACITY 
Senior Internet Developer Torrington Interactive 
  
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