Thomas Kaester writes:
> Hello Sinisa and everybody who can help me!
>
> I try to develop a UDF which returns a string! But I get only 256 characters of the
>string! I tried to change my alloc function, so that I only use my_malloc and
>my_free! But the result is the same! The necessary memory is allocated in xxx_init()
>and deallocated in xxx_deinit(). So what can I do? Could there be any client problems
>concerning UDFs? Why I only get 256 characters? Does anybody have the same problems?
>
> Greetings Tom
>
> P.S.: Sinisa is there a mysql developer who is specialized in UDF programming?
>
>
Have you set a new value for maxlength in _init function , like this :
initid->max_length=....;
Regards,
Sinisa
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