Re: FreeTDS and MSSQL
"James K. Lowden" <[email protected]>
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Hi Venkat, > 0040 74 72 61 6e 73 61 63 74-69 6f 6e 5f 69 64 20 3d |transact ion_id =| > 0050 27 31 35 39 36 33 63 38-35 2d 30 39 66 63 2d 34 |'15963c8 5-09fc-4| > 0060 63 34 66 2d 39 33 61 62-2d 61 31 32 34 32 61 63 |c4f-93ab -a1242ac| > 0070 35 65 61 63 34 2d 31 30-27 20 |5eac4-10 ' | > 06:50:21.015 3312 (dblib.c:4297):dbsqlok(010B7BC0) > 06:50:22.015 3312 (net.c:363):error: select(2) returned 0x2726, "Unknown > error" 06:50:22.015 3312 (util.c:328):tdserror(010B7A08, 010B8340, > 20004, 10022) 06:50:22.015 3312 (dblib.c:7583):dbperror(010B7BC0, 20004, > 0) 06:50:22.015 3312 (dblib.c:7646):"Read from the server failed", > client returns 2 (INT_CANCEL) 06:50:22.015 3312 (util.c:364):tdserror: > client library returned TDS_INT_CANCEL(2) 06:50:22.015 3312 > (util.c:385):tdserror: returning TDS_INT_CANCEL(2) 06:50:22.015 3312 > (util.c:157):Changed query state from PENDING to DEAD I'm sorry, I can't explain what you're seeing. The server seems to have cut you off at the knees: you sent it a query, and it disconnected. Usually that would make me suspect a network problem, but it's too neat: the disconnection happens right at the packet boundary. That would seem to suggest a protocol violation (because if you don't adhere to TDS rules, you can expect to be disconnected ruthlessly) but I don't see any hint of a problem. > And, I am using FreeTDS within a PHP application. My client is > a Windows XP machine and so I am using this windows > implmentation of FreeTDS: > > http://kromann.info/php5_1-Release_TS/php_dblib.dll > > and the version I mentioned was from the log file: > > 06:50:20.671 3312 (log.c:190):Starting log file for FreeTDS 0.63 > on 2008-04-21 06:50:20 with debug flags 0xffff. I see. It could be the Windows version isn't reporting its version correctly. The version number is updated by the autotools that work in Unix. Perhaps Frank's release notes shed some light? Regards, --jkl