On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 02:39:25AM -0000, Greg Sabino Mullane wrote:
> I'm having some problems with lo_open inside of DBD::Pg (which
> uses libpq) and need help in debugging the problem. The problem
> is that a call to lo_open works perfectly, *unless* it is the
> first thing that this connection to the database has done, in
> which case it returns a -1 (which comes back to perl as undef).
> To be more specific, I need to issue a "SELECT 123;" (or anything
> else via PQexec) before the call will succeeed. All the parameters
> to lo_open look normal and identical whether PQexec has been called
> or not, and lo_creat always works just fine. It has to be PQexec*,
> a prepare alone will not do the trick.
The problem is that LO descriptors are only valid for the duration of
the transaction. So your "select 123" opens a transaction, and
autocommit = 0 makes it not close until after the function is called.
If you don't send the query first, both function calls happen in
different transactions.
I think you should make the func() method open a transaction, just like
a query does.
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