From: Shannon W. <we...@ro...> - 2005-03-07 17:12:21
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Hi Bob, Ok, great. I wasn't sure how it was inititialized as I'm not all that familiar with glib. I'm including another patch that's a little more adventurous. It allows retrieval of errors messages from the input source. As I only have mysql installed at the moment, the postgre and odbc input's don't actually return an error message. Comments welcome. Note, this patch is not against your latest release, but the one from last week. So, although Roadsend's premier product is the compiler, we still do consulting and software development work. This project is a reporting engine for a school district that uses the SchoolMax system and various other data sources (as well as Roadsend SiteManager and Portal system). Shannon Bob Doan wrote: >Hi > >Thanks for the patch! > >I applied the patch minus the "r->queries_count = 0;" because the struct >is bzero'd when its initialized. > >It also motivated me to fix a few other crashing situations if the >actual query failed to run. > >Curiosity question. What would php compiler folks be doing w/ RLIB? > >- bob > > |