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From: Michael Peppler <mpeppler at MBAY dot NET>
Subject: Preserving SQL for display from callback
Date: Dec 1 1998 2:53PM
Mike Lucente writes:
> In an earlier post you suggested ...
>
> "You can write a small module that overloads ct_execute(), and use that in
> place of Sybase::CTlib. That module could be as simple as ...
>
>
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> Now in the error handler you should be able to refer to $cmd->{SQL} to
> get the SQL string."
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> I tried that and was looking good until I tried to retrieve $cmd->{SQL}
> within my callback routine. It appears, however, that CTlib.c does not
> return the connection handle:
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> (LINE 1505 in CTlib.c, v2.09):
> else
> XPUSHs(&sv_undef);
2.09 didn't do a good job of passing the connection handle to the
callbacks. Get 2.10 and things should work a lot better.
Michael
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