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Bug #23146 odbc_result column 1 empty after first use
Submitted: 2003-04-10 04:04 UTC Modified: 2003-08-21 00:00 UTC
From: wohlfarth dot m at web dot de Assigned:
Status: No Feedback Package: ODBC related
PHP Version: 4.3.2-RC OS: Win2k SP2
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2003-04-10 04:04 UTC] wohlfarth dot m at web dot de
$idresult2 = odbc_exec($iddb, $sqlqry2);
odbc_fetch_row($idresult2);

// Column 1 contains a string
if ( odbc_result($idresult2, 1) <> "" ) {
   // Column 1 is now empty
   echo odbc_result($idresult2, 1);
};

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 [2003-04-23 05:20 UTC] wohlfarth dot m at web dot de
Here still a few information to the problem:
- Database: Sybase Anywhere Version 7
- Webserver: Apache 2.0 with OpenSSL
- ODBC: Version 3.520

In the meantime I found still out that the problem arises, if the column from a Subquery were 

produced.

Query sample:
select distinct a.column1, a.column2,

(select List(b.column1) from Table2 as b 
where b.Prim = a.Prim) as ListColumn

from Table1 as a
where a.Prim = 1
 [2003-04-23 11:10 UTC] kalowsky@php.net
Don't mind sniper, he's a little over-zealous with the bogus-ification.  You're correct though that SELECT DISTINCT does create problems with the ODBC system at the moment.  I haven't yet been able to figure out why.

Any chance you can create a log of the SQL transactions (SQL Log option on your ODBC Administrator) and post it here?
 [2003-04-24 03:22 UTC] wohlfarth dot m at web dot de
Complete Logfile is very long, here is the part of interest:

                750-b24	ENTER SQLGetData 
		HSTMT               00EC1DB0
		UWORD                        9 
		SWORD                        1 <SQL_C_CHAR>
		PTR                 0x053E8620 
		SQLLEN                  4096
		SQLLEN *            0x0595C5E4

                750-b24	EXIT  SQLGetData  with return code 0 (SQL_SUCCESS)
		HSTMT               00EC1DB0
		UWORD                        9 
		SWORD                        1 <SQL_C_CHAR>
		PTR                 0x053E8620 [      11] "521 (70074)" --> first odbc_result here
		SQLLEN                  4096
		SQLLEN *            0x0595C5E4 (11)

                750-b24	ENTER SQLGetData 
		HSTMT               00EC1DB0
		UWORD                        9 
		SWORD                        1 <SQL_C_CHAR>
		PTR                 0x053E9638 
		SQLLEN                  4096
		SQLLEN *            0x0595C5E4

                750-b24	EXIT  SQLGetData  with return code 100 (SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND) --> ERROR here ???
		HSTMT               00EC1DB0
		UWORD                        9 
		SWORD                        1 <SQL_C_CHAR>
		PTR                 0x053E9638 
		SQLLEN                  4096
		SQLLEN *            0x0595C5E4

                750-b24	ENTER SQLExtendedFetch 
		HSTMT               00EC1DB0
		UWORD                        1 <SQL_FETCH_NEXT>
		SQLROWOFFSET               1
		SQLROWSETSIZE *     0x0520F318
		UWORD *             0x0520F320

                750-b24	EXIT  SQLExtendedFetch  with return code 0 (SQL_SUCCESS)
		HSTMT               00EC1DB0
		UWORD                        1 <SQL_FETCH_NEXT>
		SQLROWOFFSET               1
		SQLROWSETSIZE *     0x0520F318 (1)
		UWORD *             0x0520F320 (0)
 [2003-04-24 07:41 UTC] kalowsky@php.net
Just to make sure, this is using the example you've posted above, not some deviation, right?
 [2003-05-26 03:15 UTC] wohlfarth dot m at web dot de
Please apology for the long waiting period...

Right !

I learned in the meantime that this can be produced in different ways. I could cause the effect with List(ColumnX) and with a Subquery as column. I suppose the error occurs, when the fieldtype is not defined by a field from a table of the database.
 [2003-05-26 03:55 UTC] wohlfarth dot m at web dot de
Supplement...

The error occures by:
"SELECT List(ColumnX) as IDENT from TableA"

you can bypass the problem when doing the following:
"SELECT cast(List(Column) as varchar(1000)) as IDENT from TableA"

Samplecode:
<?php

echo "Connect to database...";

$iddb = odbc_connect('db1','user1','user1');
echo "OK<br>";

if ( $iddb == 0 ) {
   echo "Error: Cannot connect to database.";
   exit;
};

$sqlqry = "select List(ColumnA) as ColumnX from TableA";

echo "<hr>$sqlqry<br>";

$idresult = odbc_exec($iddb, $sqlqry);

$qryeof = odbc_fetch_row($idresult);
if ( !$qryeof ) {
    echo "no result";
} else {
    echo "Version 1 / Result 1: " . odbc_result($idresult, "ColumnX") . "<br><br>";
    echo "Version 1 / Result 2: " . odbc_result($idresult, "ColumnX") . "<br><br>";
};

$sqlqry = "select cast(List(ColumnA) as varchar(1000)) as ColumnX from TableA";

echo "<hr>$sqlqry<br>";

$idresult = odbc_exec($iddb, $sqlqry);

$qryeof = odbc_fetch_row($idresult);
if ( !$qryeof ) {
    echo "no result";
} else {
    echo "Version 2 / Result 1: " . odbc_result($idresult, "ColumnX") . "<br><br>";
    echo "Version 2 / Result 2: " . odbc_result($idresult, "ColumnX") . "<br><br>";
};

odbc_close($iddb);

?>

Result of Samplecode:
Connect to database...OK

------------------------------------------------------------
select List(ColumnA) as ColumnX from TableA
Version 1 / Result 1: res1,res2,res3

Version 1 / Result 2: 


------------------------------------------------------------
select cast(List(ColumnA) as VarChar(1000)) as ColumnX from TableA
Version 2 / Result 1: res1,res2,res3

Version 2 / Result 2: res1,res2,res3
 [2003-08-21 00:00 UTC] sniper@php.net
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