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Bug #13356 ADODB Recordset issue
Submitted: 2001-09-17 23:06 UTC Modified: 2002-05-30 19:41 UTC
From: jason at ubdev dot com Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: COM related
PHP Version: 4.0CVS-2001-09-17 OS: Windows 2000
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2001-09-17 23:06 UTC] jason at ubdev dot com 
I'm testing on PHP version 4.0.8-dev (Sept 10, 2001).

When retrieving a recordset using ADODB, it reports:

"Warning: Type not supported or not yet implemented."

It should not display this warning, as it seems to be retrieving the Recordset correctly.

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 [2001-09-23 07:08 UTC] phanto@php.net 
could you provide the shortest possible script that causes this warning. could it be possible that you try to access a record field, that is not supported.

-harald.
 [2001-09-23 20:15 UTC] jason at ubdev dot com 
According to my code, I used the ADO Execute function.
$rs = $conn_obj->Execute($command, $records_affected, 1);

which causes an error.

When I change this to

$rs = $conn_obj->Execute($command);

it no longer results in the error. Perhaps the additional arguments are not supported in the new version.
 [2002-05-30 19:41 UTC] phanto@php.net 
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