ODBC error after SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND

tan tanmaykm@REDACTED
Wed Dec 9 19:51:09 CET 2009


Hi,

I have had a bit of trouble getting erlang to work with iodbc on
Darwin (Mac Snow Leopard). I could get odbc to work only after
configuring with --enable-darwin-64bit and getting odbcserver to
statically link to iodbc. I am using postgresql as my database.

The most recent trouble I faced seemed to be because of a call to
SQLNumResultCols after getting a SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND during a table
update/delete SQL. The odbcserver process exits with error whenever a
statement generates SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND. Below is the trace log where
the error happens.

================= trace start ======================
[000018.849750]
odbcserver      7FFF707D2BE0 ENTER SQLExecDirect
		SQLHSTMT          0x10020ec60
		SQLCHAR         * 0x10020eb91
				  | update game_plays set story_id = 2, wher |
				  | e play_id = 101  |
		SQLINTEGER        -3 (SQL_NTS)

[000018.851035]
odbcserver      7FFF707D2BE0 EXIT  SQLExecDirect with return code 100
(SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND)
		SQLHSTMT          0x10020ec60
		SQLCHAR         * 0x10020eb91
		SQLINTEGER        -3 (SQL_NTS)

[000018.851071]
odbcserver      7FFF707D2BE0 ENTER SQLNumResultCols
		SQLHSTMT          0x10020ec60
		SQLSMALLINT     * 0x7fff5fbfe8ee

[000018.851098]
odbcserver      7FFF707D2BE0 EXIT  SQLNumResultCols with return code
-1 (SQL_ERROR)
		SQLHSTMT          0x10020ec60
		SQLSMALLINT     * 0x7fff5fbfe8ee
================= trace end ======================



To circumvent the issue, I modified odbcserver.c (patch below) to
prevent calls to SQLNumResultCols in such cases.

Is this fix correct?
Did anybody else face similar issues?
Is there a better way for getting odbc to work instead of doing a
64bit compile and static linking with iodbc correct?

Regards,
Tan


================= patch file start ======================
154c154
< static db_result_msg encode_result(db_state *state);
---
> static db_result_msg encode_result(db_state *state, SQLRETURN sql_result);
588c588
< 	msg = encode_result(state);
---
> 	msg = encode_result(state, result);
593c593
< 	    msg = encode_result(state);
---
> 	    msg = encode_result(state, result);
815c815
<                     msg = encode_result(state);
---
>                     msg = encode_result(state, SQL_SUCCESS);
980c980
< static db_result_msg encode_result(db_state *state)
---
> static db_result_msg encode_result(db_state *state, SQLRETURN sql_result)
993c993,998
<   	DO_EXIT(EXIT_COLS);
---
> 	if(SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND == sql_result) {
> 		num_of_columns = 0;
> 	}
> 	else {
> 		DO_EXIT(EXIT_COLS);
> 	}
1007c1012,1017
< 	DO_EXIT(EXIT_ROWS);
---
> 	if(SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND == sql_result) {
> 		RowCountPtr = 0;
> 	}
> 	else {
> 		DO_EXIT(EXIT_ROWS);
> 	}
================= patch file end ======================


=============== my environment ========================
$ erl
Erlang R13B03 (erts-5.7.4) [source] [64-bit] [smp:2:2] [rq:2] [async-
threads:0] [kernel-poll:false]

Eshell V5.7.4  (abort with ^G)


$ uname -ap
Darwin tanmac.local 10.2.0 Darwin Kernel Version 10.2.0: Tue Nov  3
10:37:10 PST 2009; root:xnu-1486.2.11~1/RELEASE_I386 i386 i386
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