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[ CC Geoff Harrison, who massaged check_sql() into order a while back ]
On Mon, Jun 07, 2010 at 11:53:56AM +0100, Tim Pretlove wrote:
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> I seem to be having a few problems with ldirectord and oracle.
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> The string that is sent to check_sql function seems to be unpopulated
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> 3067 --- return check_sql(@_, "Oracle", "");
> 3067 +++ return check_sql(@_, "Oracle", "sid");
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> Oracle seems to return a zero value from rows unless a fetchrow
> statement is called first, causing the test to fail.
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> 3107 unless ($sth->rows) {
Hi Tim,
I must confess that I'm not an SQL expert, but I would like to get
this fixed. Would it be possible for you to come up with a patch for this
problem? Also, could you indicate if you think that your proposed solution
will work with other RDBMSes?
Thanks
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