Error handling has been enhanced and better documented
Own Id: OTP-4661
Some error messages originating from the sql-driver where corrupted so that odbc only returned the end of the error message. This has now been fixed.
Own Id: OTP-4636 Aux Id: seq7766
The erlang odbc process will now die normally if a connection can not be established. No connection no process it is expected. And as the client has already received the error message that would be the reason with which the erlang process would be stopped, the supervisor report will be superfluous. Naturally you may still get supervisor reports if the erlang process is stopped for any other reason than the above.
Own Id: OTP-4639 Aux Id: seq7766
API function commit/3 is now exported.
Own Id: OTP-4593 Aux Id: seq7766
If an ODBC API function times out it will cause the client to exit with reason timeout. If this exit was caught and the client continued using the connection, the next request could get the answer meant for the previously timed out request, this is no longer the case.
Own Id: OTP-4606 Aux Id: seq7766
Improved error messages so that the implementation not shall shine through.
Added possibility to let a connection return rows as tuples instead of lists.
Own Id: OTP-4605 Aux Id: seq7766
Scrollable cursors are nice but causes some overhead. For some connections speed might be more important than flexible data access and then you can disable scrollable cursor for a connection, limiting the API but gaining speed.
Own Id: OTP-4624
API function commit/3 is now exported.
Own Id: OTP-4593 Aux Id: seq7766
If an ODBC API function times out it will cause the client to exit with reason timeout. If this exit was caught and the client continued using the connection, the next request could get the answer meant for the previously timed out request, this is no longer the case.
Own Id: OTP-4606 Aux Id: seq7766
Some error messages originating from the sql-driver where corrupted so that odbc only returned the end of the error message. This has now been fixed.
Own Id: OTP-4636 Aux Id: seq7766
The Erlang ODBC application consists of both Erlang and C code. The C code is delivered as a precompiled executable for windows and solaris. For the purpose of recompilation or compiling on some other platform there is a Makefile included.
Own Id: OTP-4193 Aux Id: seq7190
Expensive constructs such as lists:flatten/1, double buffering and string compare has been replaced by more efficient constructs or when possible totally eliminated.
Own Id: OTP-4362
New API that has an Erlang/OTP touch and feel instead of being a C-interface with Erlang syntax. The old interface is deprecated and will be removed in release R10.
*** POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITY ***
Own Id: OTP-4498
API functions that became deprecated in version 0.9.1 has been removed.
*** POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITY ***
Own Id: OTP-4499
Improved error messages so that the implementation not shall shine through.
Added possibility to let a connection return rows as tuples instead of lists.
Own Id: OTP-4605 Aux Id: seq7766
Scrollable cursors are nice but causes some overhead. For some connections speed might be more important than flexible data access and then you can disable scrollable cursor for a connection, limiting the API but gaining speed.
Own Id: OTP-4624
The erlang odbc process will now die normally if a connection can not be established. No connection no process it is expected. And as the client has already received the error message that would be the reason with which the erlang process would be stopped, the supervisor report will be superfluous. Naturally you may still get supervisor reports if the erlang process is stopped for any other reason than the above.
Own Id: OTP-4639 Aux Id: seq7766
Error handling has been enhanced and better documented
Own Id: OTP-4661
Erlang ODBC application can handle floating point number and has been improved with null value handling. The error messages has been improved with STATE-information from SQL function SQLGetDiagRec.
Own Id: OTP-4192 Aux Id: seq7195
sqlCloseCursor have been replaced with sqlCloseHandle
(*** POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITY ***)
Aux Id: seq7283