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NetWare SQL BUGS
Patches #1 - #7 are already installed on NetWare SQL v2.01a
Patches #1 - #13 are already installed on NetWare SQL v2.01b
Unless noted, all patches apply to the NetWare SQL VAP - NW$SQL.VP0
1. On some peculiar hardware used as server the "uninitialized" area
initialized with some special character combination. This will result
status 2103 or 503 on the workstation. If it is necessary to
apply this patch, then the BSERVER.VAP must have a corresponding
patch applied from the Btrieve patch file. Also, you must use
the copy of the BROUTER.VAP file included with this set of patches.
2. The SELECT clause will not accept integer constants in the statement.
Example: The statement 'SELECT fld1, 10 from <file>'
returns the status 'Field does not exist in the dictionary - 10'.
3. The NOT IN phrase does not return the correct data if used with
a correlated subquery SELECT statement and no records are returned
by the subquery statement. Example:
SELECT * from <file> WHERE <fld> NOT IN <SELECT subquery...>
4. The XTRIEVE Remove All and Update All menu choices will not work correctly
with the NetWare SQL VAP if the view contains a restriction. No records
will be processed and the reject counter will be incremented indefinitely.
5. The dictionary may become inconsistent if a file is dropped from the
dictionary while other users are accessing the same dictionary.
6. When NetWare SQL is installed on the released version of NetWare 2.15,
the server locks up when an attempt is made to enter a console command.
7. If a constant value for a restriction is greater than 20 bytes,
NetWare SQL will cause a GPI on the server.
8. Variables in the SET clause of an UPDATE statement are not
substituted correctly.
9. When using an SQL statement to update a numeric field that has a
range attribute set, the server will GPI.
10. If the message buffers for NetWare SQL and the NetWare SQL Requester
are the same size, NetWare SQL will cause a GPI if the amount of
data requested exceeds the message buffer size.
11. If an application calls XQLCompile to set up a view, then calls
xUpdate to update the data, status 228 is returned. Patch #12
must also be applied against NSREQ.EXE to fix this problem.
12. NSREQ.EXE
If an application calls XQLCompile to set up a view, then calls
xUpdate to update the data, status 228 is returned. Patch #11
must also be applied against NW$SQL.VP0 to fix this problem.
13. The sort order is saved incorrectly in a stored view if the sort
was changed to descending and then reset to ascending before the
view was stored.
14. If more than 26 views are defined to NetWare SQL, random status 287
may be returned, or the server may GPI. A GPI may also occur if
NetWare SQL is configured for 20 or more sessions and transactions
are being used.
15. Inserting a string of less than 4 bytes into a LVAR type field
causes a GPI. Inserting one 4 bytes or longer truncates the
last 4 bytes.
16. An error status may be returned on xDDModify primitive or ALTER
TABLE statement for Btrieve version 5.10 or greater.
Last update: 04/19/90