BUG #1292: ecpg precompile bug (valiable typedef & define ) - Mailing list pgsql-bugs

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Subject BUG #1292: ecpg precompile bug (valiable typedef & define )
Date
Msg-id 20041025012237.47DDC5A100B@www.postgresql.com
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The following bug has been logged online:

Bug reference:      1292
Logged by:          shigeto aya

Email address:      shigeto_aya_za@mail.toyota.co.jp

PostgreSQL version: 7.4.2

Operating system:   Red Hat Linux Advanced Server release 2.1AS/i686
(Pensacola)

Description:        ecpg precompile bug (valiable typedef & define )

Details:

The result to demand cannot be found although the following programs were
performed.

Demand :
data insert ------
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
select ------
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800

Execution result
data insert ------
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
select ------
1
200
300
400
5
600
700
800

sample program -------------------------

#include <stdio.h>
/*                                        */
/* create table test_table ( retu text ); */
/*                                        */
int main() {

    #define LEN 3
    exec sql begin declare section;
        typedef char TYPE1[LEN+1];
        typedef char TYPE2[3+1];

        struct {
            TYPE1 val1;        /* NG */
            TYPE2 val2;        /* OK */
            char  val3[LEN+1]; /* OK */
            char  val4[3+1];   /* OK */
        } k ;

        TYPE1 val5;             /* NG */
        TYPE2 val6;             /* OK */
        char  val7[3+1];        /* OK */
        char  val8[LEN+1];      /* OK */

        char  fetch_val[4];
    exec sql end declare section;

    exec sql connect to aya;
    exec sql begin work;

    printf("data insert ------ \n");
    strcpy ( k.val1, "100"); printf("%s\n", k.val1);
    strcpy ( k.val2, "200"); printf("%s\n", k.val2);
    strcpy ( k.val3, "300"); printf("%s\n", k.val3);
    strcpy ( k.val4, "400"); printf("%s\n", k.val4);
    strcpy (   val5, "500"); printf("%s\n",   val5);
    strcpy (   val6, "600"); printf("%s\n",   val6);
    strcpy (   val7, "700"); printf("%s\n",   val7);
    strcpy (   val8, "800"); printf("%s\n",   val8);

    exec sql delete from test_table;
    exec sql insert into test_table values ( :k.val1 ) ; /* bug ? */
    exec sql insert into test_table values ( :k.val2 ) ; /* ok */
    exec sql insert into test_table values ( :k.val3 ) ; /* ok */
    exec sql insert into test_table values ( :k.val4 ) ; /* ok */
    exec sql insert into test_table values (   :val5 ) ; /* bug ? */
    exec sql insert into test_table values (   :val6 ) ; /* ok */
    exec sql insert into test_table values (   :val7 ) ; /* ok */
    exec sql insert into test_table values (   :val8 ) ; /* ok */

    exec sql declare acur cursor for select retu1 from test_table ;
    exec sql open acur;

    printf("select ------ \n");
    while(1) {
        memset ( fetch_val, '\0', sizeof ( fetch_val ) );
        exec sql fetch acur into :fetch_val ;
        if (sqlca.sqlcode != 0 ){
            break;
        }
        printf ("%s\n",fetch_val);
    }

    exec sql commit work;
    exec sql disconnect;

    exit( 0 );

}

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