Yo ho ho....odbc_columns() on DB2!
Now, it returns a resource ID, as expected but you cannot call
odbc_fetch_row() on it or it'll segfault. Hmm..
I filled out a report on this, since I cracked open the php_odbc.c file
and verified that all the data's coming back from DB2, and that the
bindcols() method is working.
After more playing, I still cannot seem to actually USE the results
of an odbc_columns() call on DB2 since just about everything
"fetch-related" segfaults. Is there another method or set of methods
that I'm missing?
Thoughts? Ideas?
-Szii
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