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i write two function .
one is login function as login(char * password,int contextId).
This function initialize the context environment .and login
database.
two is getGroupInfo(char * groupName,int contextId);
this function is as his name to get one group information.And
refer to
ctx[contextId] in the
login function initial the sql_context variable is declared in the *.h
as
following
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
sql_context ctx[20]; EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
Now I find a weird thing.
When I connect the database and then disconnect . that is ok;
After disconnection, The function getGroupInfo() can handle the error
well in the first time .then run function getGroupInfo() once again.
It can't handle the error, and hange.
The core sentences is following :
EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR DO handleError("error"); EXEC SQL CONTEXT USE :ctx[contextId]; EXEC SQL WHENEVER NOT FOUND DO handleError("not select row!"); EXEC SQL SELECT logId,accessId,description INTO :newLoginId,:newAccessId,:newDescription FROM groupInfo WHERE groupid=:newGroupId;
The function disconnect() code :
Disconnect(int contextId=0)
{
//declare extern sql_context ctx[20]; EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR DO handleError("error when disconnect"); EXEC SQL CONTEXT USE :ctx[contextId]; EXEC SQL COMMIT WORK RELEASE; EXEC SQL CONTEXT FREE :ctx[contextId];
Can you tell me why ?
Thanks!
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