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Subject: LockRelease error
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libpq interface
Postgres 6.3.2
RedHat Linux 5.1

When trying to execute an update query using the PQexec(...)
function, I'm getting the following (using PQtrace(...) and
PQuntrace())

To backend> QBEGIN 
From backend> N 
From backend> "OTICE: LockRelease: locktable lookup failed, no lock " 
From backend> V 
query failed BEGIN 
unknown protocol character 'V' read from
backend. (The protocol character is the first 
character the backend sends in response to a query it receives). 


What does 'locktable lookup failed' mean, and how can I fix this?

Gregory W Burnham
Excite Labs
Faculty Of Education
Simon Fraser University
Vancouver, B.C.
(604) 291 3615 ph
(604) 291 5679 fx