Re: [0.95rc2] Preliminary test results

> I start to suspect this (and the other rpc test) could be due to some changes in the protocol for mssql 2008 r2.
> I'll need a dump to confirm it.

dblib/rpc test dump

About to logon
expected error 20201: "Packet size of -1 not supported -- size of 0 used instead!"
About to open localhost.tempdb
Check if server support long identifiers
      1: SELECT 'x' AS this_is_a_really_really_long_identifier
trying to create a temporary stored procedure
Creating procedure #t0022
      1: 
      2: CREATE PROCEDURE #t0022 
      3:   @null_input varchar(30) OUTPUT 
      4: , @first_type varchar(30) OUTPUT 
      5: , @nullout int OUTPUT
      6: , @varchar_tds7_out varchar(8000) OUTPUT
      7: , @nvarchar_tds7_out nvarchar(4000) OUTPUT
      8: , @nrows int OUTPUT 
      9: , @c_this_name_is_way_more_than_thirty_characters_charlie varchar(20)
     10: , @nv nvarchar(20) = N'hello'
     11: AS 
     12: BEGIN 
     13: if @null_input is not NULL begin 
     14:     select 'error: should be NULL' as status, @null_input as 'null_input'
     15:     return -42
     16: end else begin
     17:     print 'Good: @null_input is NULL'
     18: end
     19: if @c_this_name_is_way_more_than_thirty_characters_charlie is not NULL begin 
     20:     select 'error: should be NULL' as status, @c_this_name_is_way_more_than_thirty_characters_charlie as '@c_this_name_is_way_more_than_thirty_characters_charlie'
     21:     return -42
     22: end else begin
     23:     print 'Good: @c_this_name_is_way_more_than_thirty_characters_charlie is NULL'
     24: end
     25: select @null_input = max(convert(varchar(30), name)) from systypes 
     26: select @first_type = min(convert(varchar(30), name)) from systypes 
     27: select name from sysobjects where 0=1
     28: select distinct convert(varchar(30), name) as 'type'  from systypes 
     29: where name in ('int', 'char', 'text') 
     30: select @nrows = @@rowcount 
     31: set @varchar_tds7_out = replicate(char(247), 8000)
     32: set @nvarchar_tds7_out = replicate(nchar(246), 4000)
     33: select distinct @nv as '@nv', convert(varchar(30), name) as name  from sysobjects where type = 'S' 
     34: select      @null_input as 'null_input'
     35:     , @first_type as 'first_type'
     36:     , @nullout as 'nullout'
     37:     , @nrows as 'nrows'
     38:     , @c_this_name_is_way_more_than_thirty_characters_charlie as 'c'
     39:     , @nv as 'nv'
     40:     into #parameters
     41: select * from #parameters
     42: return 42 
     43: END 
     44: 
Created procedure #t0022
executing dbrpcinit
executing dbrpcparam for @null_input
executing dbrpcparam for @first_type
executing dbrpcparam for @nullout
executing dbrpcparam for @varchar_tds7_out
executing dbrpcparam for @nvarchar_tds7_out
executing dbrpcparam for @nrows
executing dbrpcparam for @c_this_name_is_way_more_than_thirty_characters_charlie
executing dbrpcparam for @nv
executing dbrpcsend
executing dbsqlok
Good: @null_input is NULL
Good: @c_this_name_is_way_more_than_thirty_characters_charlie is NULL
fetching results
fetched resultset 1 successfully:
column 1 (name) is 1 wide, buffer initialized to 'one'
name 
row count 0
fetched resultset 2 successfully:
column 1 (type) is 1 wide, buffer initialized to 'one'
type 
char 
int 
text 
row count 3
fetched resultset 3 successfully:
column 1 (@nv) is 1 wide, buffer initialized to 'one'
column 2 (name) is 1 wide, buffer initialized to 'two'
@nv name 
row count 0
fetched resultset 4 successfully:
column 1 (null_input) is 1 wide, buffer initialized to 'one'
column 2 (first_type) is 1 wide, buffer initialized to 'two'
column 3 (nullout) is 1 wide, buffer initialized to 'three'
column 4 (nrows) is 1 wide, buffer initialized to 'four'
column 5 (c) is 1 wide, buffer initialized to 'five'
null_input first_type nullout nrows c 
xml bigint   3   
row count 1
retrieving return status...
42
retrieving output parameters...
param name                  type length  data                          
----  -------------------   ----  ----- ------------------------------
1     @null_input             39      3  xml                           
2     @first_type             39      6  bigint                        
3     @nullout                56      0                                
4     @varchar_tds7_out       39   8000  ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷...                 
5     @nvarchar_tds7_out      39   4000  öööööööööö...                 
6     @nrows                  56      4  3                             
Good: Got 6 output parameters and 1 return status of 42.
Expected an empty resultset got 2.
FAIL rpc.exe (exit status: 1)


>> freeclose test output
>>
>> [...]
>> Error finding last socket opened
>> FAIL freeclose.exe (exit status: 1)
>>
 
> Can you try the attached version?

It didn't work. Same error message as before.
I'd like to understand that test. What's a typical result for this function: odbc_find_last_socket(void)?
What's a common (or default) value for ip remote addr and remote port? Show me an example.

Thanks for your time.

Sergio.