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From: David L. <dla...@la...> - 2004-09-06 20:13:28
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I am new to this module, so please excuse the naive question. I have the
follwing test program on a Fedora Core 2 Linux
system:
import Sybase
db = Sybase.connect("TRAX", "etraxsales_user", "RxF39pqm")
print "db connect done"
c = db.cursor()
c.execute("select * from traffic_counter where traffic_count = 200")
print "Query done"
print c.fetchone()
Running the above test produses the following results (Note that I have
inserted some debug print statement in the Sybase.py module). The user
name and password are valid as the database is only for test purposes.
Any help would be appreciated.
[dlambert@security pySybase]$ python testSybase.py
Entering Sybase module
db connect done
Trying to open connection
Successfully opened connection
cmd = <CommandType object at 0xf6ffa800>
sql = select * from traffic_counter where traffic_count = 200
params.items() = []
Successful end of cursor execute
Query done
In cursor fetchone()
just before _fetcher.fetchone(). _fetcher = <Sybase._FetchLazy instance
at 0xf6ffa78c>
In _FetchLazy.fetchone(). State = 1
Length of array = 0
Array_pos = 0
Before _fetch_rows
After _fetch_rows
Segmentation fault
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