Thanks for the reply. Yes, the allocations are requested
just before the exec sql declare cursor statement.
Yes, I've been using the example test sources as examples on how to
interface with ecpg, but the comments in those sources are not verbose. Is
there a good book which more fully describes the features of ecpg?I could use the new ecpg 2.8.0 just after the first
ofthe year,
so if you could send it to me, that would be great.
-Brian
On Dec 20, 2:31am, Michael Meskes wrote:
} Subject: Re: Possible memory leak in Postgres V7.0.2/ecpg 2.7.1
} On Mon, Dec 18, 2000 at 10:21:47AM -0800, Brian Buhrow wrote:
} > V7.0.2, using ecpg V2.7.1, included with the package. I find that running
} > a batch client I wrote leaks memory to the extent that the client bombs out
} > a quarter of the way through its job. Thinking it was my code, I traced
} > ...
} > not particularly familiar with the innards of the ecpg code, I thought I
} > would ask if anyone has seen this sort of problem before. My sql code is
}
} I'm not sure. I've got some reports that I couldn't reproduce though.
}
} > not particularly complicated, but I am using cursors, and it seems that
} > these allocations happen just before "declare cursor" is executed. Can
}
} Before it is executed or before the exec sql declare statement?
}
} > anyone help shed light on what might be going on, and how I might fix it?
} > I can provide traces if that would help, as well as any debugging
} > statements, if someone can tell me how to turn them on.
}
} Just look into the test examples in the source code if you have them. Or
} else I can send them to you. But the log won't help you much I guess.
}
} Are you able to try ecpg 2.8.0 and libecpg 3.2.0? I can send you the source
} if you like.
}
} Michael
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