000112004
Crash when using a synonym to query SQL Server linked server
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| Title | Crash when using a synonym to query SQL Server linked server |
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| URL Name | crash-when-using-a-synonym-to-query-sql-server-linked-server |
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| Article Number | 000112004 |
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| Environment | Product: Connect(64) for ODBC SQL Server Wire Protocol driver
Version: 07.16.0400 (B0412, U0270) OS: Windows Database: SQL Server Application: All supported applications |
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| Steps to Reproduce | Create a table on the remote SQL Server database.
create table EMP ( FIRST_NAME char(8), LAST_NAME char(10), EMP_ID char(6), HIRE_DATE datetime, SALARY float, DEPT char(4), EXEMPT int, INTERESTS text ) Create a linked server named LINKED to the remote server using the Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server. Create a synonym on linked server machine: CREATE SYNONYM [dbo].[linked_syn] FOR [LINKED].[master].[dbo].[emp] In ODBC Test, connect to the data source where the linked server is located. Attr/SQLSetStmtAttr: SQL_ATTR_CURSOR_TYPE=6 (2.0), SQL_CURSOR_STATIC=3 (2.0) Execute this statement: select * from dbo.linked_syn Observed results: A crash occurs on SQLExecDirect Expected results: No crash will occur and data will be returned |
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| Defect Number | Defect XDBC-9888 |
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| Last Modified Date | 11/20/2020 7:05 AM |
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