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Subject: pgperl test
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 1995 13:11:02 CST
From: Eric P Dean <ericdean@iastate.edu>
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Now that I am using the correct version of perl, I have a new problem.
When I run the testlibpq.pl it does well untill it gets to this point:

Testing other things:
Opening 2 portals:
Number of portals open: 2
Segmentation fault
->

It seems to die in the following section of code from testlibpq.pl:

ANY ADVICE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!


sub test_rest {
    printf("Opening 2 portals:\n");
    &doPQexec ("begin");
    &doPQexec ("retrieve portal eportal (person.all)");
    &doPQexec ("fetch all in eportal");
    &doPQexec ("retrieve portal fportal (person.all)");
    &doPQexec ("fetch all in fportal");
>>  printf("Number of portals open: %d\n", &PQnportals(0));
    @names = &PQpnames (0);
    print "Portal names: ", join(', ',@names), ".\n";
    $p = &PQparray ("eportal");
    printf("Portal eportal %s asynchronous.\n",&PQrulep($p) ? "is" : "is not");
    printf("Portal eportal has %d tuples.\n",&PQntuples($p));
    printf("Portal eportal has %d instances.\n",&PQninstances($p));
    printf("Portal eportal has %d groups.\n",&PQngroups($p));
    printf("Portal eportal group 0 has %d instances.\n",&PQninstancesGroup($p,0)
);


Eric Dean
Curator, Visual Resources Collection
College of Design, Iowa State University





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