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Operating system: WINDOWS
PHP version:      5.2.13
Package:          COM related
Bug Type:         Bug
Bug description:using COM to call MSSQL Stored Procedure

Description:
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I wrote a Active Dll to call mssql stored procedure using ADO, something
like below:



Option Explicit

Private db As New ADODB.Connection

Private adocomm As New ADODB.Command

Public Function ExecSP(sql As String) As ADODB.Recordset

    Set db = New ADODB.Connection

    db.ConnectionString = CONNECT_STRING

    db.CursorLocation = adUseClient

    db.ConnectionTimeout = 30

    db.Open

    

    Set adocomm.ActiveConnection = db

    adocomm.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc

    adocomm.CommandText = "p_Common_Pagination"     

     adocomm.Parameters(1) = sql

    adocomm.Parameters(2) = 1

    adocomm.Parameters(3) = 20

    Set ExecSP = adocomm.Execute

End Function



And Tested OK using VB code, there are some chinese characters:



Option Explicit

Private rs As New ADODB.Recordset

Private ESPTest As New espNew.espc

Private sql as String

Private Sub Command1_Click()

    sql = "select * from t_User where FUserID>1000 and FName like
'%中国人%' order by FUserID"

    Set rs = ESPTest.ExecSP(sql)

End Sub



Below is the Sql Profiler's output:



exec p_Common_Pagination N'select * from t_User where FUserID>1000 and
FName like ''%中国人%'' order by FUserID', 1, 20



But if I use php to call this DLL:



<?php

$sql = "select * from t_User where FUserID>1000 and FName like
'%中国人%' order by FUserID";

$b= new COM("esp.espc"); 

$list=$b->ExecSP($sql);

?>



The output of the SQL Profiler is :



exec p_Common_Pagination N'select * from t_User where FUserID>1000 and
FName like ''%中国人%'' order by FUserID



The second and the third parameters are missing.



I have tesed for a long time, and I'm sure the code I wroted are all
right.



What's the matter ?





Test script:
---------------
like above

Expected result:
----------------
Fix the bug.


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