I don't know if anyone else has hit these problems, and I am working on
them, but there appear to be a set of significant issues around the DBI
and DBIC session stores using Microsoft SQL Server as the back-end.
These are mostly related to the fact that MSSQL only allows one active
statement at a time. Therefore, you get errors like:
[error] Caught exception in engine
"DBIx::Class::Storage::DBI::__ANON__(): DBI Exception: DBD::ODBC::st
execute failed: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Connection is busy
with results for another hstmt (SQL-HY000) [for Statement "UPDATE
sessions SET expires = ? WHERE id = ?" with ParamValues: 1=1245271741,
2='session:6b263f72b22e53043beca20c3746dee2baa3bf35'] at
D:/perl510-20090611/site/lib/Catalyst/Plugin/Session/Store/DBI.pm line 52"
Since I was using Session::Store::DBI rather than Session::Store::DBIC I
thought that might be the problem, but I now suspect the session
handling needs its own connections. (On a side note, I got all sorts of
strange error messages trying to set up Session::Store::DBIC, and I am
not worrying about them just yet.)
Since Session::Store::DBI can be set to use its own connection, I
thought that might resolve it. Not completely, unfortunately, and now
the error is due to the recommended use of a text column for the data.
It seems the DBI+DBD::ODBC likes to require LongTruncLen set to a rather
larger value than is the default (apparently the default can even be
zero!), so you get truncation errors when reading any session data. The
way the statements are set up (in a batch) makes it hard to set this for
one statement independently, and supposedly it needs to be set before a
statement is prepared.
I had thought the transition to MSSQL would be as easy for session
handling as it had been for model data. Not so. And no, MSSQL was not my
idea!
All the best
Stuart
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Stuart Watt
ARM Product Developer
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