Edit report at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=46050&edit=1
ID: 46050
User updated by: RQuadling at GMail dot com
Reported by: RQuadling at GMail dot com
Summary: odbc_next_result corrupts prepared resource
Status: Open
Type: Bug
Package: ODBC related
Operating System: Windows XP SP3
PHP Version: 5.3.0alpha2
New Comment:
Using PDO-ODBC is fine.
// Connect to the SQL Server using a DNS-less connection.
// $r_Connection = odbc_pconnect("Driver={SQL
Server};Server={$s_Server};Database={$s_Database}", $s_Username,
$s_Password);
$r_Connection = new PDO("odbc:Driver={SQL Server Native Client
10.0};Server={$s_Server};Database={$s_Database}", $s_Username,
$s_Password);
// Prepare the statement.
// $r_Statement = odbc_prepare($r_Connection, "EXEC
{$s_Database}.dbo.{$s_StoredProc} ?");
$r_Statement = $r_Connection->prepare("EXEC
{$s_Database}.dbo.{$s_StoredProc}
?");
// Execute the statement for each parameter.
foreach($a_Params as $s_Param)
{
echo 'About to process : ', $s_Param, PHP_EOL;
// $b_Executed = odbc_execute($r_Statement, array($s_Param));
$b_Executed = $r_Statement->execute(array($s_Param));
do
{
// while(False !== ($a_Row = odbc_fetch_array($r_Statement)))
while(False !== ($a_Row = $r_Statement-
>fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)))
{
print_r($a_Row);
}
}
// while(True === ($b_MoreResults = odbc_next_result($r_Statement)));
while(True === ($b_MoreResults = $r_Statement->nextRowset()));
$r_Statement->closeCursor();
}
Previous Comments:
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[2008-10-24 08:58:35] j...@php.net
Reclassified in correct category. And you should use PDO ODBC instead
anyway.
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[2008-09-11 13:33:33] RQuadling at GMail dot com
Description:
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Using PHP 5.3.0alpha3-dev (cli) (built: Sep 11 2008 09:01:08)
Using ODBC to talk to Microsoft SQL Server 7.
Using a prepared statement to run a Stored Procedure on the SQL
server.
Using the function odbc_next_result() to determine if there are more
result sets after having retrieved the first result sets kills the
prepared statement from re-use and results in an unhandled win32
exception.
The SP is not the issue and as a test is the following code:
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.SimpleIdentity
@s_Identity AS VARCHAR(500)
AS
SELECT
@s_Identity AS [Simple Identity]
GO
Removing the odbc_next_result() loop makes everything work.
The example code below is from a larger code which deals with getting
data from an SP and caching the result(s). Currently I am unable to
retrieve multiple result sets AND use stored procedures together.
Reproduce code:
---------------
<?php
// Configure this script.
$s_Server = 'BANDVULCSQL';
$s_Database = 'CONTRACTS';
$s_Username = 'sa';
$s_Password = 'sa';
$s_StoredProc = 'SimpleIdentity';
$a_Params = array
(
'Richard',
'Simon',
'John',
);
/******************************************/
// Connect to the SQL Server using a DNS-less connection.
$r_Connection = odbc_pconnect("Driver={SQL
Server};Server={$s_Server};Database={$s_Database}", $s_Username,
$s_Password);
// Prepare the statement.
$r_Statement = odbc_prepare($r_Connection, "EXEC
{$s_Database}.dbo.{$s_StoredProc} ?");
// Execute the statement for each parameter.
foreach($a_Params as $s_Param)
{
echo 'About to process : ', $s_Param, PHP_EOL;
$b_Executed = odbc_execute($r_Statement, array($s_Param));
do
{
while(False !== ($a_Row = odbc_fetch_array($r_Statement)))
{
print_r($a_Row);
}
}
while(True === ($b_MoreResults = odbc_next_result($r_Statement)));
}
Expected result:
----------------
About to process : Richard
Array
(
[Simple Identity] => Richard
)
About to process : Simon
Array
(
[Simple Identity] => Simon
)
About to process : John
Array
(
[Simple Identity] => John
)
Actual result:
--------------
About to process : Richard
Array
(
[Simple Identity] => Richard
)
About to process : Simon
and then an unhandled win32 exception in php.cli
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