Symptom
- The IQ server process terminates abruptly
- It is a silent crash with no error messages appearing in the iqmsg file, std standard error file nor in the srv server log indicating what the problem might be
- A full core file is generated with a GDB back trace run against the core file showing these last calls...
s_llhtable::hti_cas
s_llhtable::getToken
s_mergeFINALWriter::TokenizeDateTime
s_mergeFINALWriter::TokenizeNullableRows
s_mergeFINALWriter::ProcessToken
s_mergeFINALWriter::WriteLHSToken
s_mergeFINALWriter::DoInsert
hs_dpInsert::Insert
dfiio_FP::FinalFetchOpus
dfo_IndexInsert::FinalFetchOpus
df_CombinerFinalFetchHelper::DoFinalFetch
df_CombinerFinalFetchHelper::ExecWork
workAllocator::DoWork
- The issue is only seen when running SQL transactions using updatable cursors
- And a table object involved in the update cursor contains a data type of either LONG VARCHAR or LONG BINARY
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Environment
- SAP IQ 15.x
- SAP IQ 16.x
- The crashing IQ process has so far only been seen on a HP-UX platform, but should apply to all platforms.
Product
SAP IQ 16.0 ; SAP IQ 16.1 ; SAP Sybase IQ 15.4
Keywords
sybase, datatype, text, clob, lob, blob, abort, disappear, stop, terminate, longvarchar, longbinary, went away, CR807800, CR#807800, 807800, stacktrace, stktrc, stack trace, empty, nothing, curser , KBA , BC-SYB-IQ , Sybase IQ , Problem
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