Hi,

when using the Firebird ODBC driver with unixODBC, the Wide-Functions
like SQLExecDirectW fails.

UnixODBC defines SQLWCHAR as a 2-Byte value. I've transformed my
wchar_t* strings to UCS2 and call SQLExecDirectW() with them.

Here is the trace (debug version):

----
SQLExecDirectW
Preparing statement:
INSERT INTO FOO VALUES(NU
Preparing statement:
INSERT INTO FOO VALUES(NU

HY000:1:-104:[ODBC Firebird Driver][Firebird]Dynamic SQL Error
SQL error code = -104
Unexpected end of command - line 1, column 24
----

It seems that something in the ODBC driver truncates the
statement to the half. A short look into the code shows this function
inside the ConvertingString template (MainUnicode.cpp):


SQLCHAR * convUnicodeToString( SQLWCHAR *wcString, int length )
{
size_t bytesNeeded;
wchar_t *ptEndWC = NULL;
wchar_t saveWC;

if ( length == SQL_NTS )
length = (int)wcslen( (const wchar_t*)wcString );
...


I think the problem is that wcslen() expects a whar_t (4 bytes) sequence,
while SQLWCHAR is 2 bytes long.


Because I'm unsure if my code is correct, I've tested the same with
python3 and pyodbc (which uses the wide-functions, too).
This results in the same issue, so using the firebird odbc driver
with pyodbc/python3 is impossible for the moment.


Could anyone confirm this issue?



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Daniel Vogelbacher
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