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> >Description:
>
> UDF working with strings longer than (I believe) 255 bytes kills
> the server. Even if the initid->max_length is set to the length of
> the string that will be returned, as the manual suggests.
>
> Please not that in this case, no additional memory is needed -- the
> function just copies the input to output and expects that MySQL will
> be able to process the result properly. It doesn't seem to be the
> case.
>
> There may be a bug in my code but I saw a couple of others reporting
> the same thing, so I've made the function as small as possible to
> show the behaviour.
>
> I'd appreciate a copy of the response since I read the mysql lists
> only as digests.
>
> Jan Pazdziora
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
To solve the above you have also to malloc a pointer in _init function
and free it in _end function.
Regards,
Sinisa
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