>>>>> "reger" == reger <reger@stripped> writes:
>> Description:
reger> Look at the first line and the last three lines in the following part of our
> update_log.
reger> Why the string is not terminated!?
reger> This lines where produced after we have killed a JavaClient which sends
> the sqlstatements by connecting the mysqld
reger> via the new mm.mysql.jdbc device.
reger> ------------------- clipping ---------------------
reger> insert into archiv (kw,year,dateiname_neu, branche, local, kunden_id)
> values('35','99','35996935aa;
reger> insert into anzeigen_mirror values
> ('98468','153f19392e7b2e222a1144372814243f','6935','0','http://www.mcz.ch/job.asp?B=3&K=&P=2648&O=x3030&ME=3030&US=');;
reger> use asi;
reger> insert into sysload
reger> (host,load1,load2,load3,
reger> memtotal,memfree,buffers,cached,
reger> swaptotal,swapfree)
reger> values
reger> ("hades",0.34,0.43,0.38,
reger> 258004,20804,16088,163084,
reger> 136512,128104);
reger> insert into sysload_net
reger> (host,device,recvd,recerr,xmit,collns)
reger> values
reger> ("hades","eth0",1094,0,1209,13);
reger> use VIS;
reger> SET timestamp=936110954;
reger> update archiv set dienstsitz='' where dateiname_neu='35996935aa;
reger> update archiv set sprache_id='2' where dateiname_neu='35996935aa;
reger> update archiv set appkind='1' where dateiname_neu='35996935aa;
reger> ---------------------------------------------
Hi!
Please try using 'od' to check if there is any special characters
that you can't see in the log.
Another know problem is that if your client doesn't change ASCII 0 ->
\0 (where the last character is digit 0), then the log will not show
everything (as it's printed with fprintf).
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Monty
