Bug #10030 Updated: field returned from odbc read with only 3989 chars, not all

ID: 10030 Updated by: kalowsky Reported By: gordonl@tts-sf.com Old-Status: Feedback Status: Closed Bug Type: ODBC related Operating system: PHP Version: 4.0.3pl1 Assigned To: Comments: no user feedback. Previous Comments: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-06-01 12:10:18] kalowsky@php.net try updating your php.ini value defaultlrl to handle the full size and see if that works for you. next check to see if this still exists in latest versions of PHP, thanks! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-03-27 14:27:16] gordonl@tts-sf.com We have an informix database, with the informix odbc driver(7.x) compiled with apache.3.1.14ssl, php 4.03.pl1. Our configure commands included the informix via " --with-custom-odbc=/opt/informix ". We do not use any of the informix ifx functions, but the php odbc functions. The code in question is as follows: -------------------------------- $crs = odbc_pconnect($host,$dblogonname,$dbpassword); $i = odbc_exec($crs,"set role " . $dbrole); $sqltxt = "select mt_id,mt_name,mt_faxattachments,mt_emlattachments, mt_text,mt_bcc, mt_faxcoverpage,mt_subject from mail_templates where mt_id = " . $id; //echo("sql " . $sqlTxt . "sql"); $rsm = odbc_exec($crs,$sqltxt); $rsma = odbc_fetch_row($rsm); $mtid = odbc_result($rsm,1); //int $mtname = odbc_result($rsm,2); // string 20 $mtfaxattachments = odbc_result($rsm,3); // string 255 $mtemlattachments = odbc_result($rsm,4); // string 255 $mttext = odbc_result($rsm,5); // text (blob) $mtbcc = odbc_result($rsm,6); // string 255 $mtfaxcoverpage = odbc_result($rsm,7); // char 8 $mtsubject = odbc_result($rsm,8); // char 80 //echo("sql " . $mttext . "sql"); --------------------------------------------------- Through a data base editor, the mt_text field actually had approximately 4100 characters, but the echo command just above only displayed the first 3989 chars. Our c++ programmer can access the full field in his programs. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ATTENTION! Do NOT reply to this email! To reply, use the web interface found at http://bugs.php.net/?id=10030&edit=2