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Hi ! We use for many years CTD 1.5.1 PTF6 on Oracle 8 without any problems. We use the native oracle router (sqlora32.dll) Recently we decided to (just try) migrate to CTD3.0, CTD3.1 or CTD4.0, but we discovered some 'bugs?'. Let me explain it ! We use an "h_sql" cursor. We call some SQL queries and some PL/SQL commands, in 1.5.1 everything works fine. But from the 3.0 version, it doesn't work. We obtain either an ORA-24333 Iteration Zero Count error or Centura just collapses. Source code: ------------------------------*--- Set SqlDatabase = "MYBASE" Set SqlUser = "SCHEMA_OWNER" Set SqlPassword = "OWNER_PASS" If SqlConnect( h_sql ) ! Call SqlSetResultSet( h_sql, FALSE ) Call SqlSetParameter(h_sql,DBP_AUTO*COMMIT,FALSE,'') Call SqlSetParameter(h_sql,DBP_PRES*ERVE,TRUE,'') Call SqlSetParameterAll( h_sql, 5128, 1, '', TRUE ) ..... Set s_sql = "SELECT ..... INTO ... FROM ... WHERE .... " Call SqlPrepare( h_sql, s_sql ) Call SqlExecute( h_sql ) Call SqlFetchNext( h_sql, n_retour ) ..... Call SqlPLSQLCommand( h_sql , 'fct_test(t, s)' ) Connected as the schema owner, it works ! But if we connect as an end-user which is not the owner of the table or procedures or function PL/SQL, but is just granted, it failed with the error ORA-24333 Iteration zero count. All users are connected on an end-user account and never on the schema owner. i also tried: Call SqlOraPLSQLPrepare( p_h_sql, s_bloc ) Call SqlOraPLSQLExecute( p_h_sql ) But it failed too! I dont't understand why connected as the owner, it works and connected as an end-user it failed. Next try, connect a second cursor only for PL/SQL command, so we have 2 cursors h_sql used only for SQL queries (select, insert, update, delete) h_pl_sql used only for PL/SQL calls And now it works, connected as Owner or End-user, all is ok. But we must change all our app, and modify the cursor for pl/sql calls. So is there a bug in the centura native router for Oracle ! This is my conclusion because in 1.5.1 it worked ! |
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