RE: Sybase, Freetds, and stored procedure return codes
"Charles Bearden" <[email protected]> Wed, 4 Aug 2004 09:23:13 -0500
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> Ryan Felder wrote: > > I am working on a project that uses Sybase and Freetds under solaris to > > talk to a MSsql server, > > and code that seems to have worked in the past, no longer works with a > more > > up to date version of > > Sybase. > > > > We use a stored procedure to authenticate users, and when it fails, it > has > > a return code. I can > > not find how to retreive this return code any longer. Our code used to > > receive this in the first > > row of data returned, but now, we cannot find it. I am running this with > > current versions of > > Python, Sybase, and Freetds, under solaris 9. Anyone with ideas is my > > saviour. > > My first step would be to see if the same failure happens when using > Perl and FreeTDS. This would tell you if the problem is in FreeTDS or > not. > > I think it possible to get FreeTDS to produce copious debugging - this > might let you compare what the Python module is doing relative to the > Perl module. The FreeTDS User Guide has a page on logging[1]. In brief, set the TDSDUMP environment variable to the path of the file to which you want to log. [1] http://www.freetds.org/userguide/logging.htm Chuck Bearden Systems Analyst III School of Health Information Sciences University of Texas at Houston 713.500.3954 (voice) 713.500.3907 (fax) [email protected]