Re: A couple of bugs in 0.91 with dblib bcp library
"James K. Lowden" <[email protected]>
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On Sun, 22 May 2011 11:02:46 +0200 Frediano Ziglio <[email protected]> wrote: > I did commit just some hour before :) > You add a relaxation to term_len, not to bufpos. I reverted that just now. Thanks for getting it right. > I think that the idea behind Bill relaxation is really return: I have > inserted 0 row (that is 0 return), not returning an error. > For some reason Bill code issue an additional bcp_done without rows > and Sybase code used to return 0 while FreeTDS returns error. For now, until I hear from Bill, if bcp_done is called twice, it just returns an error (-1). It used to invoke the error handler. The programmer deserves to be told the function was called in error. It is analogous to EBADF for close(2). > Have you noted that this function is returning FAIL (0) instead of -1? Er, no, bcp_done() returns DBINT, number of rows returned. Similar to ffush(3). Maybe it *should* be a boolean, like fclose(3), but that's another story. > How I miss C++ and its type safety, I would use an enum and compiler > gave me at least a warning :) tds.h 144 #define TDS_SUCCESS 1 Your enum awaits, sire. ;-) Regards, --jkl