Try to use out_length for bound fetched values #68
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I have no idea why it's using strlen in the first place, but if SQL/CLI returns junk in the buffer, then the length might be correct. This matches what we did with column names on IBM i. The SQL_BINARY case is more puzzling, but we can take a look at it later if this works for strings. Why is it ifdef'd to use strlen/out_length depending on platform?
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This does seem to resolve the issue the user was having on IBM i after some testing. I suspect binaries should be covered under this too (considering those are supposed to be able to tolerate nulls)... |
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I have no idea why it's using strlen in the first place, but if SQL/CLI returns junk in the buffer, then the length might be correct. This matches what we did with column names on IBM i.
The SQL_BINARY case is more puzzling, but we can take a look at it later if this works for strings. Why is it ifdef'd to use strlen/out_length depending on platform?