On Tue, 15 Oct 2002 12:56:36 +0100 (BST) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I don't see any of this being the fault of DBD::ODBC. There are other > issues with the MS SQL Server ODBC driver and procedures (specifically > cursors) you might want to be aware of - search microsoft's site as I > don't have the URLs to hand (and they are always changing anyway).
Hello there, I have problems with finding information you mentioned about issues with MS SQL ODBC driver. I have following problem: I have two different applications, both using ODBC driver to connect to MS SQL server. One is written in C++, and second in perl, using DBI and DBD::ODBC. I don't have any problem, when both of them are working separatelly, but there is a bad interaction between them. Shortly - when I add some data with perl script, and this script is finished (that is - there should not be any transaction open, created by perl script), C++ app 'hangs', trying to remove some stored procedure and create a new one. When C++ app is restarted, then it never hangs again, untill I run perl script again. Basicly - it seems, that there is something bad happen, when stored procedure is (re)-created. Is this problem close to those you mentioned? Waldemar
