On Sunday 12 September 2010 5:44:26 pm you wrote:
> Casey Jones writes:
> > I don't think valgrind is the only issue here because outside valgrind my
> > data is getting magically overwritten. In the function causing that
> > problem I set all the fields I wanted to set by hand instead of using
>
Casey Jones writes:
> I don't think valgrind is the only issue here because outside valgrind my
> data is getting magically overwritten. In the function causing that problem
> I set all the fields I wanted to set by hand instead of using PQgetvalue().
> If I leave PQexec() uncommented, my data i
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 7:54 AM, Craig Ringer
wrote:
>
> Anyway, since you've provided a test program, I can at least run it here on
> a modern PostgreSQL and see what results I get to provide some more info. In
> this case, it runs fine and no issues are detected. I'm on a 64-bit Fedora
> 13 insta
On 09/12/2010 02:53 PM, Casey Jones wrote:
My development server was initially running 8.4.4 on Gentoo. I downgraded to
8.1.21 (still on Gentoo) to match my CentOS production server to see if the
problems would go away, but they didn't.
Thanks for the test case. It's rare - and delightful - t
