From: Christophe C. <cc...@fr...> - 2007-07-17 13:51:22
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Christophe Combelles a écrit : > Hello, > > I'm new to this list, and I'm currently trying to access an old windows Sybase > ASA 7.0 from python/linux. I could make it work with freedts, but it hangs on > some operation: > > >>> db=Sybase.connect(...) > >>> c=db.cursor() > >>> c.execute('select * from rue') > >>> c.fetchone() > (...) > >>> c.close() > > here it hangs, nothing happens, with 0% CPU. > It only exits if I stop the database server: > > Exception Sybase.DatabaseError: <Sybase.DatabaseError instance at 0xb7cf47cc> in > <bound method _FetchLazy.__del__ of <Sybase._FetchLazy instance at 0xb7cf4e4c>> > ignored > > What is the recommended way to investigate this? > Did anyone have the same problem or is it trivial? > > thanks, > Christophe more info: I'm using python 2.4.4 with sybase-python 0.38 compiled with -D HAVE_FREETDS -U WANT_BULKCOPY, and freetds/libct4 0.64rc2. it also hangs if I call again c.execute(...) after c.fetchone() The last thing found in the freetds logfile (debug level 99) is: ------------------------------------------------------- (...) token.c:1863:tds_get_data: column 8, type 47, varint size 1 token.c:1920:processing row. column size is 16 token.c:1863:tds_get_data: column 9, type 111, varint size 1 token.c:1920:processing row. column size is 8 token.c:1863:tds_get_data: column 10, type 39, varint size 1 token.c:1920:processing row. column size is 3 token.c:1863:tds_get_data: column 11, type 39, varint size 1 token.c:1920:processing row. column size is 1 token.c:1863:tds_get_data: column 12, type 111, varint size 1 net.c:446:Received header 0000 04 01 00 11 00 00 00 00- |........| net.c:542:Received packet 0000 fd 30 00 02 00 d1 04 00-00 |.0...... .| token.c:1920:processing row. column size is 253 ------------------------------------------------------- If I hit Ctrl-C on the python terminal, the freetds logfile tells: net.c:336:socket read interrupted (as many times I hit Ctrl-C) Is there a clue to say if this is an issue in freetds or python-sybase ? |