On Wed, 17 Feb 1999, Michael Meskes wrote:
>
> Strange. Please try the attached test file. I defined all your variables as
> int and it works with ecpg versions 2.4.4 (PG 6.4.1), 2.4.9 and 2.5.0.
>
> > I dont know the proper method for looking into core files but by trial and
> > error I got gdb to produce (is this correct way to do this?)
>
Yes the test files worked. Until I added the other variables used in the
insert statement. I put the following in the sql declare section (too
lazy to type them all).
char *uid,*id,*name_first,*name_middle,*name_last;
And then ecpg bombs with the seg fault.
>
> Could you please check where in ECPGdump_a_type it dumps core? The function
> is a pretty short one.
>
Sure, if I can figure out how. Can I do that via gdb? Or do I just need
to use puts throughout the function?
I'd also be willing to try the cvs versions if someone could tell me where
to get them, I cant find cvs download instructions on the postgresql site.
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