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Warn of observed oddity, possible Qt bug.

Neal Wilson vor 11 Jahren
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@@ -11798,6 +11798,18 @@ QDomDocument* Application::configuration()
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 @ The |database()| method provides access to a database connection for use by
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 database aware widgets.
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+\danger Behavior observed on Linux is that this does create a new connection
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+which the caller will successfully open, but a |QSqlQuery| created with the
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+newly opened |QSqlDatabase| will instead continue to execute queries on the
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+default connection instead of the new connection. Replacing the call to
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+|QSqlDatabase::database()| with one that does not open the default connection
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+or rather than cloning that connection creating a new non-default connection
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+results in query execution failing because the connection is not open despite
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+the call to |open()| succeeding and |isValid()| and |isOpen()| both returning
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+true. If this behavior can be replicated on other platforms, this entire
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+exercise would be pointless. At present I believe this to be a bug in Qt, but I
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+have not identified it.
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 @<Application Implementation@>=
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 QSqlDatabase Application::database()
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 {
@@ -12562,6 +12574,7 @@ void SqlConnectionSetup::testConnection()
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 		settings.setValue("database/dbname", dbname->text());
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 		settings.setValue("database/user", user->text());
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 		settings.setValue("database/password", password->text());
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+		database.close();
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 		accept();
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 	}
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 	else
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 {
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 	settings.setValue("database/exists", "false");
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 }
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+else
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+{
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+	database.close();
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+}
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