ID: 17357 Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Status: Feedback Bug Type: ODBC related Operating System: Windows 2000 Advanced Server PHP Version: 4.2.1 New Comment:
If any of the other 12 respondents can produce code to demostrate, it will help.. mine is buried in an complex applications, and I will have to develop a demo scenario. I can tell you everthing worked fine on PHP 4.1.X, and broke when we upgraded to 4.2.X Only after we traced it did we find that the direct row specification on the ODBC_FETCH_ROW command was being ignored, and several other functions that would use similiar direct row addresses. Perhaps it was a compile error... I can't say. But it will take me a while to put together a set of demo functions and database schema... Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-05-28 16:59:41] [EMAIL PROTECTED] nothing has changed to the odbc_fetch_row function in the last... 3 or 4 releases. Can you please post a sample script, and a copy of a test schema (and data) to reproduce this problem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-05-22 19:48:08] [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have experienced the same problem.. My PHP system is Windows XP running IIS and PHP 4.2.0. against a Windows 2K Server with MS-SQL 7.0. I worked around it by closing the connetion and the requerying... The odbc_num_rows also fails... and I had to do a loop of odbc_fetch_row to count the rows in the recordset, then close the connection, then requery. The OpenSource program "WebCalendar" also isn't working with ODBC in 4.2.0 in a Windows environment with SQL Server (can't speak for anything else)... it uses the odbc_fetch_array command...and that too seems to be failing without any error messages. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-05-22 09:09:09] [EMAIL PROTECTED] In previous versions of PHP you could reset the pointer on ODBC resutls using odbc_fetch_row($results,0). This no longer works! I can find no other way to reset ODBC results. If you check for results and then try to loop through the results, you will loose the 1st row! - Anthony ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=17357&edit=1
