>>>>> "Peter" == Peter Harvey <pharvey@stripped> writes:
Peter> Monty,
Peter> Here is my trace file (only has DM logging... see previous post).
Peter> This was generated from the use of unixODBC-DataManager. I basically
Peter> drilled down to Tables and then Columns and then Special Columns. I
Peter> ended up with two Special columns called 2.
Peter> I have not looked further inot it yet.
Peter> Peter Harvey
Peter> BTW: The table was something like this...
Peter> create table tbTest ( vcFirstName varchar(100), vcLastName varchar(100)
Peter> )
Peter> ...no indexs etc
Hi!
I have checked the source code of SQLSpecialColumns but couldn't find
anything wrong; I will try to later today test it troughly.
By the way:
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[ODBC][14059][SQLSpecialColumns.c][263]
Exit:[SQL_SUCCESS]
[ODBC][14059][SQLFetch.c][67]
Entry:
Statement = 0x8096138
[ODBC][14059][SQLFetch.c][200]
Exit:[SQL_SUCCESS]
[ODBC][14059][SQLGetData.c][77]
Entry:
Statement = 0x8096138
Column Number = 1 <------------
Target Type = 1 SQL_CHAR
Buffer Length = 101
StrLen Or Ind = (nil)
[ODBC][14059][SQLGetData.c][237]
Exit:[SQL_SUCCESS]
Buffer = [2]
Strlen Or Ind = NULLPTR
Shouldn't 'Column Number' be 2? Column mumber 1 is 'SCOPE'; The
column name is in column number 2!
Regards,
Monty
