7.4 has a --enable-thread-safety which compiles libpq and ecpg for
threading, with that flag on operating systems that need it.

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Amin Abdulghani wrote:
> Compiling postgres client with -D_REENTRANT seems to 
> remove
> this problem. It seems to have been a thread issue with 
> webware (and more specfically errno associated the 
> pqReadData).
> On a side note, I noticed that the configure.in for 7.2.1 
> doesnt seem to have any option for compiling with the 
> above flag. Is it available for the next releases 7.3/7.4? 
> 
> Thanks..
> Amin
> On Tue, 05 Aug 2003 12:10:31 -0400
>   Amin Abdulghani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >Running Postgres 7.2.1 with python/psycopg (python 
> >interface for postgres using libpq)/webware application 
> >server on Solaris, I get a postgres error "could not 
> >receive data from server Error 0 " when I try to retrieve 
> >a large text column (16 K) from a table. The query I use 
> >is "select col from table". However, if I avoid the 
> >webware application server, this seems to work ok. I am 
> >just wondering what effect webware could have on the 
> >postgres client libraries. The postgres server is on a 
> >different machine. It doesnt seem to be a memory related 
> >issue as web-ware uses only 5-6 MB on a machine having 
> >256 MB.
> >
> >Thanks..
> >Amin
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