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| Hello everyone, we are currently migrating a software to use Oracle 10 client (OCI) instead of Oracle 9. A problem occurs that manifests itself in form of an application crash and we boiled it down to an OCI snippet which doesnt work anymore. Since I am puzzles I am posting it here, maybe I get some inspiration by you guys... I am posting the sample code further below but in a nut shell I am doing this: * Create a table ABC with a single int column. * Create and prepare a statement INSERT INTO ABC VALUES(:1). * Bind the :1 to a value, say 8. Execute the statement. Works wonderfully up until here * Bind the :1 of the same statement to NULL with the intention of inserting a NULL value into the table. No NOT NULL constraint is present. * Execute the statement again with the new bind --> crash! * I am using MS Dev Studio 2005, C++, and at the time of the crash the call stack is entirely messed up, no clue to the cause. The message will say: "Unhandled exception at <memory address> in <appl name>: 0xC0000005, Access vilation reading location 0x00000000. * The very same code used to run perfectly well under Ora9 OCI client. * The event occurs no matter what database server I use (9 or 10 have been tested). * The Ora Client is 10.2.0.x. * If I insert the NULL value first and then 8, it works fine. If I insert the NULL after the 8 with a new statement, not recycling the same prepared statement, it works fine as well! Thank you very much in advance, AH PS: Here is the sample code. The statement that will crash has been marked with a comment. OCIEnv* _ptrOCIEnvironment; OCIError* _ptrOCIError; OCISvcCtx* _ptrOCIServiceContext; OCIStmt* _ptrOCIStatement; sword swdReturnCode; std::string cmd; swdReturnCode = OCIEnvCreate( (OCIEnv**) &_ptrOCIEnvironment, (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT | OCI_THREADED, (dvoid*) NULL, (dvoid*(*) (dvoid*, size_t)) NULL, (dvoid*(*) (dvoid*, dvoid*, size_t)) NULL, (void(*) (dvoid*, dvoid*)) NULL, (size_t) 0, (dvoid**) NULL ); swdReturnCode = OCIHandleAlloc( (CONST dvoid*) _ptrOCIEnvironment, (dvoid **) &_ptrOCIError, (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_ERROR, (size_t) 0, (dvoid **) 0 ); swdReturnCode = OCILogon( (OCIEnv*) _ptrOCIEnvironment, (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, (OCISvcCtx**) &_ptrOCIServiceContext, (unsigned char*) user.c_str(), (ub4) strlen(user.c_str()), (unsigned char*) pwd.c_str(), (ub4) strlen(pwd.c_str()), (unsigned char*) url.c_str(), (ub4) strlen(url.c_str()) ); swdReturnCode = OCIHandleAlloc( (dvoid *) _ptrOCIEnvironment, //environment handle (dvoid **) &_ptrOCIStatement, //returned handle to the statement (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_STMT, //type of the handle to allocate (size_t) 0, //amount of user memory to be allocated (dvoid **) 0 //pointer to the user memory allocated. ); cmd = "drop table abc"; swdReturnCode = OCIStmtPrepare( (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //handle to the statement that will be prepared (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle (CONST OraText*) cmd.c_str(), //the SQL statement string (ub4) strlen(cmd.c_str()), //length of the statement string (ub4) OCI_NTV_SYNTAX, //syntax of the statement (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT ); swdReturnCode = OCIStmtExecute( (OCISvcCtx*) _ptrOCIServiceContext, //service context handle (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //statement handle (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle (ub4) 1, //the number of times this statement is executed (ub4) 0, //the starting index from which the data in an array bind is relevant for this multiple row execution (CONST OCISnapshot*) NULL, (OCISnapshot *) NULL, (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT ); cmd = "create table abc (a int)"; swdReturnCode = OCIStmtPrepare( (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //handle to the statement that will be prepared (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle (CONST OraText*) cmd.c_str(), //the SQL statement string (ub4) strlen(cmd.c_str()), //length of the statement string (ub4) OCI_NTV_SYNTAX, //syntax of the statement (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT ); swdReturnCode = OCIStmtExecute( (OCISvcCtx*) _ptrOCIServiceContext, //service context handle (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //statement handle (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle (ub4) 1, //the number of times this statement is executed (ub4) 0, //the starting index from which the data in an array bind is relevant for this multiple row execution (CONST OCISnapshot*) NULL, (OCISnapshot *) NULL, (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT ); cmd = "INSERT INTO ABC VALUES(:1)"; swdReturnCode = OCIStmtPrepare( (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //handle to the statement that will be prepared (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle (CONST OraText*) cmd.c_str(), //the SQL statement string (ub4) strlen(cmd.c_str()), //length of the statement string (ub4) OCI_NTV_SYNTAX, //syntax of the statement (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT ); OCIBind* pBindHandle = NULL; double dbl = 8.0; swdReturnCode = OCIBindByPos ( (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, (OCIBind**) &pBindHandle, (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, (ub4) 1, (dvoid*) &dbl, (sb4) sizeof(double), (ub2) SQLT_FLT, (dvoid*) NULL, (ub2*) NULL, (ub2*) NULL, (ub4) NULL, (ub4*) NULL, (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT ); swdReturnCode = OCIStmtExecute( (OCISvcCtx*) _ptrOCIServiceContext, //service context handle (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //statement handle (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle (ub4) 1, //the number of times this statement is executed (ub4) 0, //the starting index from which the data in an array bind is relevant for this multiple row execution (CONST OCISnapshot*) NULL, (OCISnapshot *) NULL, (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT ); swdReturnCode = OCIBindByPos ( (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, (OCIBind**) &pBindHandle, (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, (ub4) 1, (dvoid*) NULL, (sb4) sizeof(double), (ub2) SQLT_FLT, (dvoid*) NULL, (ub2*) NULL, (ub2*) NULL, (ub4) NULL, (ub4*) NULL, (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT ); swdReturnCode = OCIStmtExecute( (OCISvcCtx*) _ptrOCIServiceContext, //service context handle (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //statement handle (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle (ub4) 1, //the number of times this statement is executed (ub4) 0, //the starting index from which the data in an array bind is relevant for this multiple row execution (CONST OCISnapshot*) NULL, (OCISnapshot *) NULL, (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT ); swdReturnCode = OCIHandleFree( (dvoid *) _ptrOCIStatement, (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_STMT ); OCILogoff(_ptrOCIServiceContext, _ptrOCIError); OCIHandleFree((dvoid *) _ptrOCIError, (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_ERROR); OCIHandleFree((dvoid *) _ptrOCIEnvironment, (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_ENV); |
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| On Fri, 9 May 2008 16:10:00 +0200, "Andr Hartmann" <andrehartmann@hotmail.com> wrote: >Hello everyone, > > we are currently migrating a software to use Oracle 10 client (OCI) >instead of Oracle 9. A problem occurs that manifests itself in form of an >application crash and we boiled it down to an OCI snippet which doesnt work >anymore. Since I am puzzles I am posting it here, maybe I get some >inspiration by you guys... > > I am posting the sample code further below but in a nut shell I am doing >this: > >* Create a table ABC with a single int column. >* Create and prepare a statement INSERT INTO ABC VALUES(:1). >* Bind the :1 to a value, say 8. Execute the statement. Works wonderfully up >until here >* Bind the :1 of the same statement to NULL with the intention of inserting >a NULL value into the table. No NOT NULL constraint is present. >* Execute the statement again with the new bind --> crash! >* I am using MS Dev Studio 2005, C++, and at the time of the crash the call >stack is entirely messed up, no clue to the cause. The message will say: > "Unhandled exception at <memory address> in <appl name>: 0xC0000005, >Access vilation reading location 0x00000000. >* The very same code used to run perfectly well under Ora9 OCI client. >* The event occurs no matter what database server I use (9 or 10 have been >tested). >* The Ora Client is 10.2.0.x. >* If I insert the NULL value first and then 8, it works fine. If I insert >the NULL after the 8 with a new statement, not recycling the same prepared >statement, it works fine as well! > > Thank you very much in advance, >AH > > >PS: Here is the sample code. The statement that will crash has been marked >with a comment. > > OCIEnv* _ptrOCIEnvironment; > OCIError* _ptrOCIError; > OCISvcCtx* _ptrOCIServiceContext; > OCIStmt* _ptrOCIStatement; > sword swdReturnCode; > std::string cmd; > > swdReturnCode = OCIEnvCreate( > (OCIEnv**) >&_ptrOCIEnvironment, > (ub4) >OCI_DEFAULT | OCI_THREADED, > (dvoid*) NULL, > (dvoid*(*) (dvoid*, size_t)) NULL, > (dvoid*(*) (dvoid*, dvoid*, size_t)) NULL, > (void(*) (dvoid*, dvoid*)) NULL, > (size_t) 0, > (dvoid**) NULL > ); > swdReturnCode = OCIHandleAlloc( > (CONST dvoid*) _ptrOCIEnvironment, > (dvoid **) &_ptrOCIError, > (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_ERROR, > (size_t) 0, > (dvoid **) 0 > ); > swdReturnCode = OCILogon( > (OCIEnv*) _ptrOCIEnvironment, > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, > (OCISvcCtx**) &_ptrOCIServiceContext, > (unsigned char*) user.c_str(), > (ub4) strlen(user.c_str()), > (unsigned char*) pwd.c_str(), > (ub4) strlen(pwd.c_str()), > (unsigned char*) url.c_str(), > (ub4) strlen(url.c_str()) > ); > > swdReturnCode = OCIHandleAlloc( > (dvoid *) _ptrOCIEnvironment, //environment handle > (dvoid **) &_ptrOCIStatement, //returned handle to the >statement > (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_STMT, //type of the handle to allocate > (size_t) 0, //amount of user memory to be allocated > (dvoid **) 0 //pointer to the user memory allocated. > ); > cmd = "drop table abc"; > swdReturnCode = OCIStmtPrepare( > (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //handle to the statement that >will be prepared > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle > (CONST OraText*) cmd.c_str(), //the SQL statement string > (ub4) strlen(cmd.c_str()), //length of the statement string > (ub4) OCI_NTV_SYNTAX, //syntax of the statement > (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT > ); > swdReturnCode = OCIStmtExecute( > (OCISvcCtx*) _ptrOCIServiceContext, //service context handle > (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //statement handle > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle > (ub4) 1, //the number of times this statement is >executed > (ub4) 0, //the starting index from which the data in an >array bind is relevant for this multiple row execution > (CONST OCISnapshot*) NULL, > (OCISnapshot *) NULL, > (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT > ); > cmd = "create table abc (a int)"; > swdReturnCode = OCIStmtPrepare( > (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //handle to the statement that >will be prepared > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle > (CONST OraText*) cmd.c_str(), //the SQL statement string > (ub4) strlen(cmd.c_str()), //length of the statement string > (ub4) OCI_NTV_SYNTAX, //syntax of the statement > (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT > ); > swdReturnCode = OCIStmtExecute( > (OCISvcCtx*) _ptrOCIServiceContext, //service context handle > (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //statement handle > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle > (ub4) 1, //the number of times this statement is >executed > (ub4) 0, //the starting index from which the data in an >array bind is relevant for this multiple row execution > (CONST OCISnapshot*) NULL, > (OCISnapshot *) NULL, > (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT > ); > cmd = "INSERT INTO ABC VALUES(:1)"; > swdReturnCode = OCIStmtPrepare( > (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //handle to the statement that >will be prepared > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle > (CONST OraText*) cmd.c_str(), //the SQL statement string > (ub4) strlen(cmd.c_str()), //length of the statement string > (ub4) OCI_NTV_SYNTAX, //syntax of the statement > (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT > ); > > OCIBind* pBindHandle = NULL; > double dbl = 8.0; > swdReturnCode = OCIBindByPos ( > (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, > (OCIBind**) &pBindHandle, > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, > (ub4) 1, > (dvoid*) &dbl, > (sb4) sizeof(double), > (ub2) SQLT_FLT, > (dvoid*) NULL, > (ub2*) NULL, > (ub2*) NULL, > (ub4) NULL, > (ub4*) NULL, > (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT > ); > swdReturnCode = OCIStmtExecute( > (OCISvcCtx*) _ptrOCIServiceContext, //service context handle > (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //statement handle > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle > (ub4) 1, //the number of times this statement is >executed > (ub4) 0, //the starting index from which the data in an >array bind is relevant for this multiple row execution > (CONST OCISnapshot*) NULL, > (OCISnapshot *) NULL, > (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT > ); > swdReturnCode = OCIBindByPos ( > (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, > (OCIBind**) &pBindHandle, > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, > (ub4) 1, > (dvoid*) NULL, > (sb4) sizeof(double), > (ub2) SQLT_FLT, > (dvoid*) NULL, > (ub2*) NULL, > (ub2*) NULL, > (ub4) NULL, > (ub4*) NULL, > (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT > ); > swdReturnCode = OCIStmtExecute( > (OCISvcCtx*) _ptrOCIServiceContext, //service context handle > (OCIStmt*) _ptrOCIStatement, //statement handle > (OCIError*) _ptrOCIError, //error handle > (ub4) 1, //the number of times this statement is >executed > (ub4) 0, //the starting index from which the data in an >array bind is relevant for this multiple row execution > (CONST OCISnapshot*) NULL, > (OCISnapshot *) NULL, > (ub4) OCI_DEFAULT > ); > > swdReturnCode = OCIHandleFree( > (dvoid *) _ptrOCIStatement, > (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_STMT > ); > OCILogoff(_ptrOCIServiceContext, _ptrOCIError); > OCIHandleFree((dvoid *) _ptrOCIError, (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_ERROR); > OCIHandleFree((dvoid *) _ptrOCIEnvironment, (ub4) OCI_HTYPE_ENV); > Hi, I believe the correct way to set a null value when binding is to use the indicator var and set it to 1 if you want the value set to be null. What you are doing is certainly not the documented way and of course you get undefined behavior. HTH. - Kevin English Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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