From: | Unprivileged user <nobody> |
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To: | pgsql-bugs(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | General Bug Report: statement.executeUpdate returns the wrong value |
Date: | 1998-12-22 22:24:06 |
Message-ID: | 199812222224.RAA17086@hub.org |
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Your name : Yaoshiang Ho
Your email address : yaosh(at)henchmen(dot)com
Category : runtime: front-end: Java
Severity : serious
Summary: statement.executeUpdate returns the wrong value
System Configuration
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Operating System : Linux Redhat 2.036
PostgreSQL version : 6.2
Compiler used : jdk 1.1.17
Hardware:
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Celeron 233
Versions of other tools:
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none.
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Problem Description:
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On line 742 of Connection.java, you just stick a 1
in for the updateCount paramter, instead of an accurat
count.
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Test Case:
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Just try executing the string "create table t as (i int)".
the retval of executeUpdate should be 0, but is 1.
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Solution:
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You will have to look at the client-server protocol and
figure out how to get the row count out. It is possible :
psql gives accurate counts.
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