Re: Plperl functions with OUT parameters crashing each other when used in the same connection - Mailing list pgsql-general
From | Philippe Lang |
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Subject | Re: Plperl functions with OUT parameters crashing each other when used in the same connection |
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Msg-id | 6C0CF58A187DA5479245E0830AF84F421D115B@poweredge.attiksystem.ch Whole thread Raw |
In response to | Plperl functions with OUT parameters crashing each other when used in the same connection ("Philippe Lang" <philippe.lang@attiksystem.ch>) |
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Re: Plperl functions with OUT parameters crashing each other when used in the same connection
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List | pgsql-general |
pgsql-general-owner@postgresql.org wrote: > Hi, > > I've got a strange bug with two plperl functions using OUT > parameters: with a fresh ODBC or pgAdmin connection, I can > call the first function, but then all further calls to the > second function fail, or call the the second function, but > then all further calls to the first function fail. Even more > strange: when the second call fails, the message changes at > each new try, mentioning one of the variables used as OUT > parameters in the other function. Something is apprently not > released from memory between each calls. Here is a reduced example that shows the problem. Calls at the end work independantly, but the second one called fails eachtime, mentioning columns from the other function. ------------------------------------------------------------ -- FUNCTION: foo1 ------------------------------------------------------------ CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.foo1 ( IN a integer, IN b integer, OUT c integer, OUT d integer ) RETURNS SETOF record AS $$ @i = ('a', 'b'); @io = (); @o = ('c', 'd'); &start_sub(@_); $output{'c'} = $input{'a'} + $input{'b'}; $output{'d'} = $input{'a'} * $input{'b'}; ret(); end_sub(@_); sub start_sub { init(@_); } sub end_sub { return undef; } sub init { $c = 0; foreach $i (@i) {$input{$i} = @_[$c++]}; foreach $io (@io) {$input{$io} = @_[$c]; $output{$io} = @_[$c++]}; foreach $o (@o) {$output{$o} = @_[$c++]}; } sub ret { while (($key, $value) = each %output) {if (!defined($value)) {elog(ERROR, 'Valeur indéfinie pour ' . $key)}}; return_next \%output; init(@_); } $$ LANGUAGE 'plperl' VOLATILE; ------------------------------------------------------------ -- FUNCTION: foo2 ------------------------------------------------------------ CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.foo2 ( IN n varchar(50), IN m varchar(50), OUT r integer, OUT s varchar(50) ) RETURNS SETOF record AS $$ @i = ('n', 'm'); @io = (); @o = ('r', 's'); &start_sub(@_); $output{'r'} = $input{'n'} + $input{'m'}; $output{'s'} = $input{'n'} * $input{'m'}; ret(); end_sub(@_); sub start_sub { init(@_); } sub end_sub { return undef; } sub init { $c = 0; foreach $i (@i) {$input{$i} = @_[$c++]}; foreach $io (@io) {$input{$io} = @_[$c]; $output{$io} = @_[$c++]}; foreach $o (@o) {$output{$o} = @_[$c++]}; } sub ret { while (($key, $value) = each %output) {if (!defined($value)) {elog(ERROR, 'Valeur indéfinie pour ' . $key)}}; return_next \%output; init(@_); } $$ LANGUAGE 'plperl' VOLATILE; ------------------------------------------------------------ -- FUNCTION TESTS ------------------------------------------------------------ select * from foo1(45,10); select * from foo2('45','10'); --------------- Philippe Lang Attik System
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