FreeTDS Development Group

[Alex Hornby <alex AT anvil.com>]

Hi,

The FreeTDS ODBC driver crashes when used from the isql++ command line 
tool from libodbc++.

The FreeTDS driver also seems to corrupt some of the data returned 
(compare with the sybase driver below).

To reproduce, build libodbc++ 0.2.3 from 
http://libodbcxx.sourceforge.net/ and run isql++. For example, here is a 
run with the FreeTDS driver that ends in a core dump, followed by a run 
with the sybase driver so that you can see the expected results.

Cheers,
Alex.

$ isql++ 'DSN=TRAJANDEVTDS;UID=blackuser;PWD=xxxxxxxx;WKID=julius;'

Connected to sql server 12.05.0000 using libtdsodbc.so 0.62.dev.20031029 
(ODBC Version 3.0)

SQL> select * from sysusers;

suid        uid         gid         name environ

=========== =========== =========== ==== ====================================

-16391      16391       16391       ha_r <NULL>

-16390      16390       16390       dtm_ <NULL>

0           0           0

-16389      16389       16389       repl <NULL>

0           0           0

0           0           0

-16388      16388       16388       navi <NULL>

0           0           0

0           0           0

17          17          17          ? ?

-16387      16387       16387       syba <NULL>

0           0           0

0           0           0

17          17          17          ? ?

4           4           4          Segmentation fault (core dumped)



$ isql++ 'DSN=TRAJANDEV;UID=blackuser;PWD=xxxxxxxx;WKID=julius;'

Connected to SQL Server 12.50.0000 using syodase.so 11.1.1/03.11.0000 (ODBC 
Version 3.50)

SQL> select * from sysusers;

suid        uid         gid         name environ

=========== =========== =========== ==== ====================================

-16391      16391       16391       ha_r <NULL>

-16390      16390       16390       dtm_ <NULL>

-16389      16389       16389       repl <NULL>

-16388      16388       16388       navi <NULL>

-16387      16387       16387       syba <NULL>

-16386      16386       16386       oper <NULL>

-16385      16385       16385       sso_ <NULL>

-16384      16384       16384       sa_r <NULL>

-2          0           0           publ <NULL>

45          1           0           dbo  <NULL>

46          3           0           blac <NULL>

47          4           0           blac <NULL>

12 rows fetched.

-1 rows affected

SQL>