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  • From: Peter Harvey <pharvey AT codebydesign.com>
  • To: TDS Development Group <freetds AT franklin.metalab.unc.edu>
  • Subject: RE: freetds-0.60 + unixODBC + sqlserver2000 + PHP
  • Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 13:08:03 -0700

Here are the values you seem to be looking for. But I bet PHP is trying to find out if cursors are supported - find that call and tell PHP 'no'. You may avoid further calls re. cursor. Pretty much anything having to do with a cursor is not supported by tds driver (last I checked).

#define SQL_QUERY_TIMEOUT        0
#define SQL_MAX_ROWS            1
#define SQL_NOSCAN            2
#define SQL_MAX_LENGTH            3
#define SQL_ASYNC_ENABLE        4
#define SQL_BIND_TYPE            5
#define SQL_CURSOR_TYPE            6
#define SQL_CONCURRENCY            7
#define SQL_KEYSET_SIZE            8
#define SQL_ROWSET_SIZE            9
#define SQL_SIMULATE_CURSOR        10
#define SQL_RETRIEVE_DATA        11
#define SQL_USE_BOOKMARKS        12
#define SQL_GET_BOOKMARK        13
#define SQL_ROW_NUMBER            14

Peter



Helio Cavichiolo Jr wrote:
Well, I tried to hack. The problem is with SQLSetStmtOption. No errors shown 
but no result list, I got an empty page.

SQLRETURN SQL_API SQLSetStmtOption(
                                  SQLHSTMT           hstmt,
                                  SQLUSMALLINT       fOption,
                                  SQLUINTEGER        vParam)
{
    CHECK_HSTMT;

    switch (fOption)
    {
    case SQL_ROWSET_SIZE:
        /* Always 1 */
        break;
    case 6:
        /* Hacking error */
        break;
    default:
        tdsdump_log(TDS_DBG_INFO1, "odbc:SQLSetStmtOption: Statement option %d 
n
ot implemented\n", fOption);
        odbc_LogError ("Statement option not implemented");
        return SQL_ERROR;
    }

    return SQL_SUCCESS;
}


Em Qui 10 Out 2002 14:37, you wrote:
  
Well its seems that no one has the time to correct this for you. I could
do it in about an hour but I am busy doing other things. You may want to
try implementing the options yourself or find some one who can. Look at
the MySQL or PostgreSQL drivers for what to do for these options or hack
the return so as not to fail.

The function you are looking for is SQLGetInfo().

Peter

Helio Cavichiolo Jr wrote:
    
OK, but why it works perfectly as php-cgi (running from the shell)? This
error occurs just running as PHP module (everything was compiled the same
way for php as cgi and php as apache module).
Is there any trick on running as PHP module?

Em Qui 10 Out 2002 10:39, you wrote:
      
Hi Helio,

        
From: Helio Cavichiolo Jr [mailto:hcav AT ig.com.br]
Sent: October 10, 2002 7:47 AM

I've turned on freeTDS debugging at got the following errors:

odbc:SQLGetInfo: info option 8 not supported
          
	odbc.c line 2089.  The supported options are:

		SQL_DRIVER_NAME
		SQL_DRIVER_ODBC_VER
		SQL_ACTIVE_STATEMENTS
		SQL_SCROLL_OPTIONS
		SQL_SCROLL_CONCURRENCY

        
odbc:SQLSetStmtOption: Statement option 6 not implemented
          
	odbc.c line 2286.  The only option supported is SQL_ROWSET_SIZE.

I don't have unixodbc installed; you'd need to check their .h file to
find out what options 8 and 6 are.

If your main objective is to use PHP, it looks to me like you'd be better
off configuring PHP for use with db-lib or ct-lib.  But perhaps some of
the ODBC fans will have better (or at least other) advice for you.

Regards,
        
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