Re: SQL_SUCCESS_WITH[out]_INFO in ODBC lib

ZIGLIO, Frediano, VF-IT wrote:
>> Nathan Bird wrote:
>>     
>>> Reading data in chunks with SQLGetData if the buffer is not 
>>>       
>> long enough 
>>     
>>> for the value to copy, it should fill the buffer, and return 
>>> SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO, along with setting the 
>>>       
>> StrLen_or_IndPtr to point 
>>     
>>> at the how much data is available. At least according to  
>>> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library//ms715441.aspx [1] 
>>>       
>> the info 
>>     
>>> should be "01004" to indicate the string is right 
>>>       
> -			/* not all readed ?? */
> -			if (colinfo->column_text_sqlgetdatapos <
> colinfo->column_cur_size)
> -				/* TODO add diagnostic */
> +			
> +			if (colinfo->column_text_sqlgetdatapos <
> colinfo->column_cur_size) {	/* not all read ?? */
> +				odbc_errs_add(&stmt->errs, "1004",
> "String data, right truncated");
>  				ODBC_RETURN(stmt,
> SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO);
> +			}
>
> IMO is correct!
> 2 is ok, even odbc refer as remaining bytes.
> I would merge part 3 in 0.82 and 2 and 3 in CVS HEAD.
>
> bye
>   freddy77
>   

I've been wanting to test this before responding again, but haven't 
gotten a chance--nor am I likely to soon. So real quick: Shouldn't that 
string be "01004" instead of "1004"?  That's what the code on my end is 
expecting and what 
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library//ms715441.aspx says...

Thanks
Nathan