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Re: Connecting Powerbuilder / EAserver to PostgreSQL server 11 via ODBC or JDBC

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Hi Adrian,

Thank you for your reply. This was one of the things that Matthias has also suggested to us, referring to
https://sybase.public.easerver.powerbuilder.narkive.com/MsoAXSQJ/problem-connecting-to-database-from-easerver-component.

We do set the server type to ODBC.

The error 999 shows up with several error messages. For example:

When we connect to PostgreSQL using ODBC but we forget to fill in sqlca.DBMS, the application log has 999 without an errortext:

fnv_connect: -1
DBHandle is 0
Setting up n_tr
DBMS:
DBParm: CacheName='pgsqlODBC12'
Autocommit: false
connect using i_tr...
dberror event triggered on n_tr
code: 999
sqlerrortext:
sqlsyntax:
SQLErrText:
sqldbcode: 999
sqlcode: -1

When we try to connect to ODBC, but we set sqlca.DBMS incorrectly to JDBC, the code is 999, but there is a message "sqlerrortext: Java Exception : Fatal Error. Unable to initialize DatabaseMetaData class."

fnv_connect: -1
DBHandle is 0
Setting up n_tr
DBMS: JDBC
DBParm: CacheName='pgsqlODBC12'
Autocommit: false
connect using i_tr...
dberror event triggered on n_tr
code: 999
sqlerrortext: Java Exception : Fatal Error. Unable to initialize
DatabaseMetaData class.
sqlsyntax:
SQLErrText: Java Exception : Fatal Error. Unable to initialize
DatabaseMetaData class.
sqldbcode: 999
sqlcode: -1

When connecting to ODBC using the correct sqlca.DBMS=ODBC, we also get the 999, but with the errortext about the invalid handle.

fnv_connect: -1
DBHandle is 0
Setting up n_tr
DBMS: ODBC
DBParm: CacheName='pgsqlODBC12'
Autocommit: false
connect using i_tr...
dberror event triggered on n_tr
code: 999
sqlerrortext: An invalid handle was passed in a call to the database driver.
sqlsyntax:
SQLErrText: An invalid handle was passed in a call to the database driver.
sqldbcode: 999
sqlcode: -1

Unfortunately, it seems that the error 999 can have several causes.

On the EAServer side we have tried all kind of things.
If the connection log from the driver looks okay I am afraid we have ran out of ideas.

Adrian Klaver <adrian.klaver@xxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

A quick search found that this code be returned if the correct server
type is not specified in EAServer.


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