Hi Tom
Tom Lane wrote:
Tim Tassonis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
When examining strange behaviour in one of my programs I found out that
I must have somehow gotten into a timeout situation when fetching rows
from a cursor. My program read the first row, did some stuff for six
minutes and then tried to fetch the second row, which failed. The
connection however was still alive and further database access in the
program worked m'kay.
Failed how, exactly? Did anything show up in the postmaster log?
Forgot to check that, sorry. From my program's point of view, it failed
silently. When an odbc_exec() succeeds, one generally just loops over
the rows by odbc_fetch_row(), until it fails. The fetch might have
returned a message, but this was not checked, as odbc_fetch_row() is
bound to fail anyway when no more rows are present.
I try to reproduce the situation tomorrow and will also check on any
odbc_errmsg() messages and the postmaster log.
Bye
Tim
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