Re: segmentation fault at the end of script
From: sivignon (jsivignon_at_ifrance.com)
Date: 11/17/03
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Date: 17 Nov 2003 09:04:56 -0800
> What distribution of Linux, and what version(s) of Oracle? (Oracle's only
> officially certified on a few commercial Linux distributions e.g. RedHat
> Advanced Server - but it works on many others, if you set it up right. It has
> more trouble on some distributions than others ... )
It's a Red Hat 9 distribution with ORACLE 8.1.6 client-side.
This web-server is used for a big application in php/ORACLE, and works
well, without crash.
>
> What's in the code? Have you tried examining the core dump with gdb to give
> you some idea where the segfault happened?
No core dump are created ! the application works fine, the commit
action is done on the database. Really, except the message
"segmentation fault" all is OK. I think it's only where php programm
free the memory at the end that this message gone.
Yes, this bug is not critical for my application, but the end-users
said each time "WOHH, a bug ! your programm doesn't work !"
At the beginning, I Saw that I have forgotten to close 1 cursor, and since
I close this cursor, the application doesn't crash all the the time, but in
some cases , BOUMM, the message appear.
I have read many times the program source to find a database cursor not close
or a database connexion not close, nothing.
strange no ?
thank you for your response, and I offer one's apologies for my english !
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