Tatsuo Ishii writes:
> The patch addresses the original issue. The reason why you didn't see
> crash was just you were lucky, I believe. I'm sure that your
> exec_execute_message looks into already-freed-memory.
[ shrug... ] If it did, it would have crashed, because I invariably
build with --ca
> Tatsuo Ishii writes:
> > While ago, I reported a problem regarding exec_execute_message crash
> > in transaction abort state if sync message issued right after parse,
> > bind and execute message (which is normal if used with pgpool). After
> > further investigation, I concluded that there's a s
Tatsuo Ishii writes:
> While ago, I reported a problem regarding exec_execute_message crash
> in transaction abort state if sync message issued right after parse,
> bind and execute message (which is normal if used with pgpool). After
> further investigation, I concluded that there's a serious pro
Hi,
While ago, I reported a problem regarding exec_execute_message crash
in transaction abort state if sync message issued right after parse,
bind and execute message (which is normal if used with pgpool). After
further investigation, I concluded that there's a serious problem with
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