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From: Michael Peppler <mpeppler at peppler dot org>
Subject: Re: DBD::Sybase bug that could affect you
Date: Oct 5 2000 5:05PM
David Alan Pisoni writes:
> At 9.16 -0700 10/5/2000, Michael Peppler wrote:
> >I've discovered a bug in all versions of DBD::Sybase that support
> >?-style placeholders. This bug shows up with the 12.0 ESD#1 for
> >Solaris that I have available here. It is NOT present in 11.0.3.3
> >ESD#6 for linux. I do not know on what other platforms this bug may
> >exist. You are NOT affected if you do not use placeholders.
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> I'm using :
> Adaptive Server Enterprise/11.9.2/1075/P/Linux Intel/Linux 2.2.5 i586/O
> PT/Mon Jul 12 09:51:46 1999
>
> I tried out your test script, and I'm a little confused by the
> result. I'm seeing the intentional error :
>
> DBD::Sybase::st execute failed: Server message number=247 severity=16
> state=1 line=0 procedure=*00001600000000_dc6deb text=Arithmetic
> overflow during implicit conversion of VARCHAR value 'Feb 30 1998' to
> a DATETIME field .
>
> But the next execute() hangs. No error message, no termination, just
> hang. 'sp_who' reports that process is still connected, and in
> AWAITING COMMAND state. With trace on, it gets this far :
> In other words, it seems it IS broken, and may be broken even worse
> on this Sybase version, since it just hangs waiting for a result.
Yep - I noticed the same thing. I didn't mention it because I thought
I might have a problem in my 11.9.2 installation on linux.
Michael
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