Re: Problem with Use Declare/Fetch - Mailing list pgsql-odbc

Hi Hiroshi,

Sorry for delay!

I sent the links to download the logs directly in your e-mail.
I analyzed the logs and I believe that the error was in this cursor:

[1168-47.972]   stmt_with_params = 'declare "P00954" cursor for SELECT
T1.Fn04CodEmp(...)

This query must return about 14k rows. But with use/declare fectch (in
this case, cache size = 10), returns only 10 rows.

I don't search in other areas, but if you need I can do this.

Another doubt: My Rollback on erros is set to Transaction. But I can see
some SAVEPOINT/RELEASE statements. It's normal ?

Best regards,

Alexandre

Em 15-03-2012 20:33, Hiroshi Inoue escreveu:
> Hi Alexandre,
>
> (2012/03/16 5:09), Alexandre - Aldeia Digital wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Some time ago, We start to update our ODBC version.
>> We are using Post 9.0.4(UTF) and ODBC Unicode (psqlodbc_09_01_0100-1)
>> with use declare/fetch enable.
>>
>> One of my customeres have a routine thats reads from some tables and
>> inserts in anoter. Bellow, some statements:
>>
>> {snip}
>>
>> <192.168.1.160# 2012-03-15 16:09:09 BRT 3117>LOG: statement:
>> BEGIN;declare "P01303" cursor for SELECT PC33Codigo, PC33Emp08,
>> PC33FatArr, PC33QtdPte, PC33CodInd FROM PC33T WHERE PC33Emp08 = '17' and
>> PC33Codigo = E'DECLARE F ' ORDER BY PC33Emp08, PC33Codigo ;fetch 100 in
>> "P01303"
>> <192.168.1.160# 2012-03-15 16:09:09 BRT 3118>LOG: statement: close
>> "P01303"
>>
>> <192.168.1.160# 2012-03-15 16:09:09 BRT 3119>LOG: statement: declare
>> "P01304" cursor for SELECT PC01CodEmp, PC01UsaCom, PC01TabRel FROM PC01T
>> WHERE PC01CodEmp = '17' ORDER BY PC01CodEmp ;fetch 100 in "P01304"
>> <192.168.1.160# 2012-03-15 16:09:09 BRT 3120>LOG: statement: close
>> "P01304"
>>
>> ---- PROBLEM HERE ---
>>
>> <192.168.1.160# 2012-03-15 16:09:09 BRT 3121>LOG: statement: declare
>> "P01305" cursor for SELECT Pc13Item, PC13CodPed, PC13AnoPed, PC13Emp08P,
>> PC13VlrEst, PC13VrUnit, PC13Cor, PC13Codigo, PC13Emp08, PC13Produ,
>> PC13Linha FROM PC13T WHERE (PC13Emp08 = '17' and PC13Codigo >= E' ') AND
>> (PC13Linha >= '0' and PC13Linha <= '99999') AND (PC13CodPed = '0') AND
>> (PC13AnoPed = 0) AND (PC13Produ = E'S') AND (PC13Codigo <= E'zzzzz ')
>> ORDER BY PC13Emp08, PC13Codigo, PC13Cor, PC13AnoPed ;fetch 100 in
>> "P01305"
>>
>> ---- PROBLEM HERE ---
>>
>> <192.168.1.160# 2012-03-15 16:09:09 BRT 3122>LOG: statement: declare
>> "P36492" cursor with hold for SELECT cf25item, cf25objeto, cf02login,
>> cf25conteu FROM CF25T WHERE cf02login = E'ADMINISTRADOR ' and cf25objeto
>> = E'PC0295PC0208 ' and cf25item = '1' ORDER BY cf02login, cf25objeto,
>> cf25item ;fetch 100 in "P36492"
>> <192.168.1.160# 2012-03-15 16:09:09 BRT 3123>LOG: statement: close
>> "P36492"
>>
>> {snip}
>
> Could you send me directly the Mylog output?
>
> regards,
> Hiroshi Inoue
>
>
>>
>> The problem is in table PC13T, that have more than 100 tuples. The
>> cursor "P01305" was executed once, instead of loop until the end of
>> resultset.
>> The strange is that this cursor is not CLOSED anymore:
>>
>> postgres@vm002:~/data_90$ grep P01305 fetch_problem.log
>>
>> <192.168.1.160# 2012-03-15 16:09:09 BRT 3121>LOG: statement: declare
>> "P01305" cursor for SELECT Pc13Item, PC13CodPed, PC13AnoPed, PC13Emp08P,
>> PC13VlrEst, PC13VrUnit, PC13Cor, PC13Codigo, PC13Emp08, PC13Produ,
>> PC13Linha FROM PC13T WHERE (PC13Emp08 = '17' and PC13Codigo >= E' ') AND
>> (PC13Linha >= '0' and PC13Linha <= '99999') AND (PC13CodPed = '0') AND
>> (PC13AnoPed = 0) AND (PC13Produ = E'S') AND (PC13Codigo <= E'zzzzz ')
>> ORDER BY PC13Emp08, PC13Codigo, PC13Cor, PC13AnoPed ;fetch 100 in
>> "P01305"
>>
>> postgres@vm002:~/data_90$
>>
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>>
>> Alexandre
>
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