thrd__cur_declare failed

[Jim R]

I'm getting an error in my log and there's nothing before it in the log that seems to be an issue. The only lines after the startup stuff is:

 

osw_test2: DEBUG: spid 12: Processing CS_CURSOR_DECLARE
osw_test2: DEBUG: spid 12: thrd__cur_declare: Allocated cmd 0x1bdb420
osw_test2: DEBUG: spid 12: thrd__cur_drop: dropping cmd 0x1bdb420
osw_test2: DEBUG: spid 12: CS_CUR_STATUS == CS_CURSTAT_NONE
osw_test2: ERROR: spid 12: thrd__cur_declare: thrd__results() failed
osw_test2: ERROR: spid 12: thrd_cursor_passthru: thrd__cur_declare failed
osw_test2: ERROR: spid 12: event_cursor: srv_cursor_props(CS_GET) failed

 

 

my version info:

 

osw_test2: INFO: Sybase OpenSwitch/15.1/P/PC Intel/0/OPT/Thu Nov 15 21:48:29 2007

osw_test2: INFO: OpenSwitch using Open Server version: Sybase Server-Library/15.
0/P-EBF14421-14416 ESD #8/PC Intel/BUILD1500-096/OPT/Thu Mar 01 18:47:51 2007

 

osw_test2: INFO: OpenSwitch using Open Client version: Sybase Client-Library/15.
0/P-EBF14416 ESD #8/PC Intel/BUILD1500-096/OPT/Thu Mar 01 18:47:51 2007

 

Do you know what is causing the error and is it something I should be concerned about?

 

Thanks

JR

 

[Neal Stack [Sybase]]

Hello,

Basically, that message means that OpenSwitch received a request
from a client application to declare a cursor. When OpenSwitch
attempted to decalre it (see ct_cursor(CS_CURSOR_DECLARE)), the
call failed:
http://infocenter.sybase.com/help/topic/com.sybase.dc32840_1500/html/ctref/CHDGACJF.htm

Is it something you should be concerned about? If a tree falls
in the forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Is one of your client application support groups complaining about it?

I can't tell why the declare failed. It could be a Sybase bug but
it could also be a bug in the client application code. Without
further investigation, it would be hard to say which.

Do you know which client application caused OpenSwitch to raise this error?

Does it happen frequently?

If I had a better understanding of the circumstances, I could make
some recommendations for further debugging if you are interested.

Regards,
Neal