FreeTDS Development Group

[Ryan Barber <rbarber AT dargal.com>]

This behavior has changed since .53, and is causing some problems for our 
installation.

Oddly enuf, the only situation where this happens is when selecting from a 
temporary table, and only when a where clause is used. Not a complex where 
query either, eg:

SELECT * FROM #TEMPTABLE WHERE ID > 32;
  vs.
SELECT * FROM #TEMPTABLE;

Granted, this is probably only a quirk with our version of MSSQL, but we 
still need a way to suppress TDS_RETURNSTATUS_TOKEN being returned as a 
result set to DBD::Sybase.

I've commented out line 645 of tds/token.c, where tds_process_result_tokens 
returns TDS_SUCCEED. This fixed the problem in our case, but I can't have 
special versions of a library sitting around for someone to 'upgrade'..

Am I barking up the wrong tree, should I be trying to bring DBD::Sybase up to 
date with the freetds?

-Ryan


> Ryan,
>
> Its the token representing a stored procedure return status.
> Even though you might not have knowingly executed a stored procedure, either 
> FreeTDS or the server may do so  on your behalf 
>
> Bill