[gnome-db] Error in impl_GDA_Connection_close & more
- From: Gonzalo Paniagua Javier <gonzalo torresquevedo hispalinux es>
- To: Gnome-db list <gnome-db-list gnome org>
- Subject: [gnome-db] Error in impl_GDA_Connection_close & more
- Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2001 12:04:09 +0200
Hi!
I was trying to connect to a mysql DB and, as I couldn't do it,
I exec'd the mysql server standalone 'gda-mysql-srv' to see what
happens.
PART I
-----------------
I got a bonobo error and the server died due to a SIGSEGV after
closing the mysql connection both in 'gda-mysql-srv' and
'gda-postgres-srv'.
The reasons and (proposed) solutions:
a) impl_GDA_Connection_close() calls
gda_server_connection_free() which then calls
bonobo_object_unref(cnc). When
gda_server_connection_free() returns it tries, again, to
unref the same object.
The (proposed) solution is to remove the call to
bonobo_object_unref() in impl_GDA_Connection_close().
This make the bonobo error not to appear any more.
b) The SIGSEGV is received when there are no more
connections and the server is supposed to finish. So I
put an 'exit(0);' inmediately after the call to
gda_server_stop() in gda_server_connection_destroy() and
the SIGSEGV dissapeared!
PART II
-----------------
Testing the data source under gnomedb-fe I was unable to connect
to the mysql backend because in the DSN I put HOST and
UNIX_SOCKET which are incompatible. Instead of getting an error
message telling me what was wrong, 'gda-mysql-srv' dies
(SIGSEGV).
I'm sending the proposed solution as a patch to
gda-mysql-connection.c . Later on I realized that the same
problem was already solved in the same way for the postgresql
provider.
Anyway I didn't get the real error telling me that I shouldn't
use UNIX_SOCKET and HOST or PORT. I get a string ("NO
DESCRIPTION"). The REAL problem is that
gda_error_set_description() is called twice: one in the generic
gda_server_connection_add_error_string() and one in the
particular error function in each provider.
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