Good news, all, It's now 1:10 AM, and I've got the beginnings of the nsfreetds driver. (Yes, that's what I've decided to call it.) Some details about the driver's current state: * I haven't tested this with anything but SELECT statements, DML may fail. * The driver only supports columns of max size 255 characters. It has a buffer overrun because of this current limit. * The driver is most likely not thread-safe. I've already identified the areas in the driver that are questionable, and will be addressing it soon. If you get strange result sets back, perhaps someone else is running a query at the same time. Surprise! Anyhow, this is a good proof-of-concept, and I want to thank all of you for contributing a SQL Server for me to test against. Hopefully in a short amount of time the driver will be complete enough to release as a v0.1 release, and we can get some serious testing going on. Then, I can think about compiling a Win32 build of it, and checking it into AOLserver CVS. - Dossy -- Dossy Shiobara mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Panoptic Computer Network web: http://www.panoptic.com/
