#7: Using dictfetchone on a cursor that has not been executed makes Python core
dump.
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Id: 7 | Status: assigned
Component: psycopg1 | Modified: Fri 15 Apr 2005 01:16:29 PM CEST
Severity: normal | Milestone:
Priority: normal | Version: 1.1.18
Owner: fog | Reporter: mrb
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Changes (by kev at logicalprogression dot nospam dot net):
* keywords: => segfault dictfetchone
* cc: => kev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Comment:
The issue also seems to occur if doing fetchone on a query which doesn't
return any values, eg: an INSERT. fetchone() will raise an exception, as
per the traceback below. dictfetchone() will segfault instead.
File "/home/kev/pgperftest.py", line 130, in runtest
data = dbcursor.fetchone()
psycopg.Error: no results to fetch
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