This is even more strange, I'm doing an update on MSSQL, and NUM_OF_FIELDS is one, implying I'm selecting a column, and it thinks the column name is 'OUTPUT' (there is no column named 'OUTPUT' in the table), and that there are two rows to select. The update statement does get executed ok :
SQL: update equip_parameter
SQL: set std_setup_min = 40
SQL: where equip_id = 1
COUNT: 1
OUTPUT: [The device is not ready.] nvarchar(255)
COUNT: 2
OUTPUT: [] nvarchar(255)
ROWS RETURNED: 2
