ID:               31489
 User updated by:  reto dot baumann at ch dot ibm dot com
 Reported By:      reto dot baumann at ch dot ibm dot com
 Status:           Bogus
 Bug Type:         ODBC related
 Operating System: Suse Linux SuSE SLES-8
 PHP Version:      4.3.10
 New Comment:

PHP was certainly recompiled.
Access via Perl and DBI still works, DB/2 CLI access does also work as
expected. This leaves (at least to me) two options:
a) a problem within DB/2 handling requests coming from PHP
b) a problem within PHP (malformed/unsupported requests to DB/2)


Previous Comments:
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[2005-01-11 16:26:14] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

You update an external option and immediately think it's PHP bug? You
didn't propably even try to recompile PHP either afterwards. No bug in
PHP unless proven otherwise.


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[2005-01-11 10:05:53] reto dot baumann at ch dot ibm dot com

Description:
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After an upgrade from DB/2 v8.1 fixpack3 to DB/2 v8.1 fixpack7a (which
makes it a DB/2 v8.2) PHP can no longer communicate with DB/2.

Actual result:
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PHP reports:
Warning: odbc_connect(): SQL error: [IBM][CLI Driver] SQL0902C A system
error (reason code = "") occurred. Subsequent SQL statements cannot be
processed. SQLSTATE=58005 , SQL state 58005 in SQLConnect in ...

The DB/2 log shows the following error:
2005-01-11-10.00.16.574105+060 I195099G405        LEVEL: Severe
PID     : 8937                 TID  : 1024        PROC : db2ipccm
INSTANCE: dinpsdb              NODE : 000
FUNCTION: DB2 UDB, common communication, sqlccGetIPCs, probe:20
RETCODE : ZRC=0x800F0067=-2146500505=SQLO_ID_2LONG
          "USERID/GROUPID is greater than the Shelby Supported
size/length"
          DIA8111C Authorization failure.

2005-01-11-10.00.16.574324+060 I195505G278        LEVEL: Severe
PID     : 8937                 TID  : 1024        PROC : db2ipccm
INSTANCE: dinpsdb              NODE : 000
MESSAGE : User ID
DATA #1 : Hexdump, 4 bytes
0xBFFF6B14 : 0402 0000       


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