From: | Wolfgang Hottgenroth <wn(at)kja-essen(dot)de> |
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To: | pgsql-interfaces(at)hub(dot)org |
Subject: | problems with large-objects |
Date: | 1999-10-02 07:48:45 |
Message-ID: | 37F5B8DD.68DB625F@kja-essen.de |
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Hi,
did anyone of you ever saw some strange problems with large objects and
the postgresql 6.51?
Sometimes ago I want to switch from 6.4.2 to 6.5.1 and my tools, using
the large objects through the perl-library refused to work. lo_import
didn't work anymore.
I traced it down through the libpq, where I found that a test with
lo_lseek in the lo_open-function (file: fe-lobj.c) fails. Going deeper
into the source and drawing a trace of debug-output across some files I
switched tracing from the libpq to the backend.
Here I found in be-fsstubs.c, that after the function lo_open sets a
cookie using the function newLOfd, just this cookie will be cleared by
lo_commit, which is called by CommitTransaction (in xact.c). The handle,
handed out to the application by the library-function lo_open is now not
longer valid and the next access through this handle fails.
Did I understood something wrong in the source or is there a bug?
I attach the test-application (in Perl, named db_test), the debug-output
of the application (and the outputs in the libpq) (db_test2.log), the
debug-output of postmaster
(post2.log) and the files I patched with my debug-output (you will find
them easily because in every line I changed there is the string 'WN').
May be anyone of you, especially from the developing-guys, find time to
have a look into the attachments?
Thanky you,
Wolfgang
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postgres_err.tar.gz | application/x-gzip | 23.0 KB |
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